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Item Code: 2022-2541
This is a .31 caliber cast bullet with two round ends and one deep groove in the middle. An extended casting sprue is seen on one end.
The Walch 12-shot revolvers were made by J.P. Lindsay. These unusual pistols had an extra-long cylinder that held two loads in each chamber. The deep groove in the ball contained lubricant to seal the chamber between the loads thus eliminating the danger of chain-fire. [jet] [ph:jet]
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