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November 30, 2014

Merwin Hulbert Revolver

By Joel R Kolander

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Surprise!  This week we didn't write a blog, but we did make a video for you.  Not only is it a nice change of pace, but it's also going to be much easier to see how these revolvers function than to imagine it while reading.

Enjoy some firearms history and several really neat features of a high quality gun that didn't quite make it.

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