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Penpal

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Kynock 475 and 577. 338 and ? Heaps to run with. Sore shoulder material.

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That`s some serious brass you have there. I look forward to seeing some finished articles.
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Penpal

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14.6 mm at the top of the cartridge to 15 mm wide at the belt, 180 mm long cartridge without a bullet, no making on the top face. As you said a substantial thumper. Thus ended my knowledge of ammo.

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That 577 might be worth a lot Peter for the reloaders of the old Henry Martini's (577/450) I know the amo is expensive in the uk and the reloaders have resorted to fettling brass shotgun shells.
 
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