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Item Code: 727-258
Shell has no fuse. The body is clean with moderate pitting throughout. The body also has six raised flanges to match the bore of the Sawyer rifle for which the shell is made.
Attached to one side of the shell is a small white dot that bears the number “7.” At one time the shell must have been part of a display or it may just be a collection number.
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