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The Walch Revolver: How 5 Chambers Become 10 Shots

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Description: http://www.rockislandauction.com/viewitem/aid/66/lid/1152 Consider the problem of the pocket revolver of the 1860s. In order to be small enough to be reasonably concealable and comfortable to carry, it would typically be made in .31 caliber. That's not a

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Consider the problem of the pocket revolver of the 1860s. In order to be small enough to be reasonably concealable and comfortable to carry, it would typically be made in .31 caliber. That's not a