Manurhin MR93 Revolver - Dead end Or Too Soon?
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Manurhin continued to try any offer new revolvers after the MR73 with various interpretations of Ruger pattern revolvers stemming from the tech transfer agreements between the two companies. In 1993 though they decided to bravely challenge the traditional revolver configuration and try something new for sports shooters.
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