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Correct me if I am wrong, but I unserstand this to be belted rifling. Any information about this style of rifling would be appreciated.
Larry
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What is belted rifling? (photo)
- Thread starter Larry (Omaha)
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alcessapiens
40 Cal
Look up England’s Brunswick rifle. It used a belted ball and was very accurate at long ranges.
ResearchPress
45 Cal.
I have an article on the Brunswick Rifle on my web site that may interest. Insofar as the UK, two groove rifling firing belted ball will also be found on sporting rifles.
David
David
