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224 VALKYRIE- Effect of barrel length on velocity

February 25, 2018 Bill Marr 0

224 VALKYRIE- Effect of barrel length on velocity New cartridges come and go.  Some catch on while others fade into obscurity.  As a gun writer I try to predict which ones will take off.  Like […]

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