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The Many Times The US Tried To Go Metric
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this post was submitted on 26 Sep 2023
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That last one doesnt even make sense. Do you have any info on that? Im curious now
If the caliber is given in gauge or bore its the pound of lead i think. So a 12 gauge shotgun is the diameter of 1/12pound lead ball
Muzzleloading rifles have their own hunting season, and reenactors go hard.
Not just muzzleloaders shotguns are based on dividing a pound of lead