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Old May 16, 2017, 06:02 PM   #26
Bob Wright
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As to the 200 gr. bullets loadings from that period, the Winchester and Western loadings of the 200 gr. bullet are easily identified by the blunt nosed, bulbous bullet. Remington and Peters loadings of the 200 gr. bullet cannot be identified by bullet profile, which is identical to the 158 gr. bullet's profile. To identify factory loadings of these brands, there is an extra cannelure in the cartridge case.

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