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02-11-2024, 06:15 PM
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I nought a flat of these --
Pigeon Load 01.jpeg
Pigeon Load 02.jpeg
Pigeon Load 03.jpeg
Pigeon Load 04.jpeg
when Morris first introduced them, but I've only lived here twenty years so I'm not well enough vetted here to get an invitation. Guess they will go to Wards when I'm dead.
I'm still looking for a box of Western Cartridge Co.'s Super-X, 3-inch, high velocity, Lubaloy Pigeon load they offered from February 1929 --
February 1, 1929, bottom of page 17.jpeg
to May 4,1949 --
May 4, 1949, Super-X Lubaloy, Pigeon Load highlighted in red.jpg
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The Following 6 Users Say Thank You to Dave Noreen For Your Post:
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02-11-2024, 06:49 PM
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I bought some of the RST pigeon loads at Rock Mountain three years ago . Seems to me the ones I had were said to be 1365 fps , I do know they crumpled pigeons very well .
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