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Ken Waters wrote: "My test gun is a Colt New Service, one of the many contract revolvers supplied to the British government during the First World War. It bears the legend Colt New Service .455 Eley stamped on the barrel. Thus, since I would be working exclusively with the long-cased version, the Colt-Eley handle appeared most appropriate."
So the Canadians bought guns that would not take Canadian ammo but the British did?
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