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78 in a '71
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: WA on the Wet Side
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Originally Posted by fred cook
Mossguy,
Yes, many of the Webley revolvers used this round. I don't remember exactly, but I think it was about a 255 grain bullet at around 750 fps. The British (at that time) seemed to think that a heavy bullet at a moderate velocity was the way to go. They also had a .38-200 round that used 200 grain .38 caliber bullet also leaving the barrel at a speed of 700 - 800 fps.
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Fred - Thanks for the info.
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Originally Posted by fred cook
Racerbvd,
"Are you interested in some Snakes"?
Probably not, too new for my interests. I prefer the pre war leaf spring Colts and/or the target models (Officers Model Target, Shooting Master, etc.).
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What are "Snakes" in this context? Thanks.
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