Jack T.
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Last night, the lovely Mrs. Jack T and I were discussing my impending purchase of two new (used) Smiths (629 Classic, 624) and she brought up an interesting question that I couldn't even begin to answer. . .So she suggested I ask ya'll.
What is the oldest commonly available cartridge? I mean, if I go down to the local gun/sporting/outdoors/hunting store and look over their ammo, which ammo has been around the longest? I had some ideas such as .32-20 or .44-40, but she didn't want to count those because they were not commonly available. . .
What is the oldest commonly available cartridge? I mean, if I go down to the local gun/sporting/outdoors/hunting store and look over their ammo, which ammo has been around the longest? I had some ideas such as .32-20 or .44-40, but she didn't want to count those because they were not commonly available. . .