In the June 23, 1896 edition of the Marietta Daily Leader:
Seems we didn't need bother developing .30-06, .30-40 was sufficient.
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02 July 2019
No Wonder We Took Kettle Hill
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In the June 23, 1896 edition of the Marietta Daily Leader:
Seems we didn't need bother developing .30-06, .30-40 was sufficient.
In the June 23, 1896 edition of the Marietta Daily Leader:
Seems we didn't need bother developing .30-06, .30-40 was sufficient.
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At least we know journalist have been using the same book of "gun facts" for over a century
ReplyDeleteA rimless version of .30-40 might have been a good idea.
ReplyDeleteThe people who developed .30 M1903 agreed.
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