Clark
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He had the ammo when he died in 1965, so he could have bought this ammo later for his Iver johnson hammerless 38 S&W revolver.
Did my granfather buy this ammo for the Alaskan Gold Rush?
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He had the ammo when he died in 1965, so he could have bought this ammo later for his Iver johnson hammerless 38 S&W revolver.
25cschaefer
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Here is a link that should help.
http://cartridgecollectors.org/daterem/remdates.pdf
I think they were made between 1911 and 1915, when they were purchased...?
Do you know which rush he was part of? "The last rush" was in 1909 but there were still several major discoveries made into the teens.
http://cartridgecollectors.org/daterem/remdates.pdf
I think they were made between 1911 and 1915, when they were purchased...?
Do you know which rush he was part of? "The last rush" was in 1909 but there were still several major discoveries made into the teens.
25cschaefer
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You may want to post on their forum, they seem to know everthing about every peice of lead, steel, or nylon that has ever been shot.
UMC & Remington merged in 1912, so they could have been made in the 19 teens..........
http://www.oldammo.com/october06.htm
http://www.oldammo.com/october06.htm
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