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 Re: .500 x 2.5" calibre information
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Sep 8th a 06:37 PM
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I saw that gun at auction, looked to be in beautiful condition. The .500 2&1/2" shows up in the Bill Flemming book "British Sporting rifle Cartridges", it shows between 90 and 98 grains of powder and a 340 grain lead bullet.
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