Now this is a historically important caliber you don't see very often- can you guess?

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If you look at the book behind the cartridges, it contains information on a bit more historically significant round.

7.5 x 55 Swiss, often credited at being one of, if not the first mass produced rounds to use a copper jacketed projectile.

We take that technology for granted because it's been around over 100 years.
 

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If you look at the book behind the cartridges, it contains information on a bit more historically significant round.

7.5 x 55 Swiss, often credited at being one of, if not the first mass produced rounds to use a copper jacketed projectile.

We take that technology for granted because it's been around over 100 years.
Yep.
 

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