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Lot 122 – AAI TRICAP 20 x 75R cartridge. Translucent mustard-tan plastic case. Flat nose lead bullet with rounded edges. Headstamp: “AAI 75 TRICAP TP LOT 2-1.” Copper-protected nickel primer. Ex-Woodin collection. $50-65
Lot 122 – AAI TRICAP 20 x 75R cartridge. Translucent mustard-tan plastic case. Flat nose lead bullet with rounded edges. Headstamp: “AAI 75 TRICAP TP LOT 2-1.” Copper-protected nickel primer. Ex-Woodin collection. $50-65
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