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Old 03-08-2015, 08:57 AM   #1
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Thanks Mr. Dudley. I have now found them online. I'm sure no one around me carries them. I guess next I need to determine the chamber length in my gun. What were the common 10ga chamber lengths in 1895?
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Thanks Mr. Dudley. I have now found them online. I'm sure no one around me carries them. I guess next I need to determine the chamber length in my gun. What were the common 10ga chamber lengths in 1895?
Most are 2 7/8ths inches, you can find info here under reloading.
Check out loading the short 10. pete lester has a lot of info here for loading the 10 ga, scott
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