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  1. The Ammo & Reloading Forum
    I am relocating my first batch of 38 sp. 158 gr hp swc lead bullets. Do I need to use gas checks?
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  2. The Ammo & Reloading Forum
    I am researching what I need to reload for a Winchester 94 32-40. According to winchesterguns.com and oldguns.net, my serial number indicates it was made in 1909. My gunsmith has done a deep clean on it and has declared it shootable. I want to reload for it, but am having trouble finding the...
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