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Lot 140 – AMCAWS 30mm TARGET PRACTICE HI 83237P00061 LOT X17 MFG 5-76.” Encapsulated, in a cylindrical aluminum case with a brass primer. Live. Ex-Woodin collection. $275-325
Lot 140 – AMCAWS 30mm TARGET PRACTICE HI 83237P00061 LOT X17 MFG 5-76.” Encapsulated, in a cylindrical aluminum case with a brass primer. Live. Ex-Woodin collection. $275-325
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