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Lot 108 – .45 ACP time delay shot cartridge. “R—P 45 AUTO.” Nylon line loose but present. HWS Vol. III, page 33, Fig. 46. Ex-Woodin collection. $75-125
Lot 108 – .45 ACP time delay shot cartridge. “R—P 45 AUTO.” Nylon line loose but present. HWS Vol. III, page 33, Fig. 46. Ex-Woodin collection. $75-125
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