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Unread 11-02-2010, 07:20 PM   #1
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Black powder had a steep pressure curve than modern smokeless, so yes, the pressure rise was more abrupt than drawn-out.

Could it be that Ithaca offered a solution while stating that the fellow's old gun was unsafe? And that solution was buying a new Ithaca?
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Could it be that Ithaca offered a solution while stating that the fellow's old gun was unsafe? And that solution was buying a new Ithaca?
I'll bet a dollar that the envelpoe containing that letter also contained Ithaca Gun sales brochures or catalogs
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