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A question on ammunition circa 1886-87 vs now.
What was the standard shotgun shell construction utilized in the 1886-87 time frame?
Brass, paper with metal base, or?
Another question, this one related to manufacturing tolerances.
Would the 1886-87 standard practice 12 Ga shotgun barrel chamber production process result in a generous tolerance allowance for the shell compared to today's shotguns?
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