Operating the Confederate LeMat grapeshot revolver
Percussion Revolvers
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4m 47s
Shooting percussion revolvers is always interesting, but this is especially true for the 10 shot LeMat revolver. 9 .44 cal revolver cartridges and a 20ga shotgun barrel. Stay tuned for more!
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