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• .38-55_Winchester abstract "The .38-55 Winchester cartridge (actually .3775 caliber) was introduced in 1876 by Ballard. It was used by Marlin Firearms from 1875 on for various single-shot target rifles and their 1893 lever action rifle. It was later offered by Winchester in its Model 1894. Winchester continued to use the round in various rifles until about 1940, and also used it in a few commemorative editions of rifles since then. In addition, Marlin offered it in some 336s and it was used in non-lever action rifles such as the Remington-Lee bolt-action and Colt's New Lightning pump-action rifles.A modernized version of the cartridge debuted in 1978 as the .375 Winchester, designed with higher pressures and to be used in modern firearms only. It is not safe to fire factory .375 Win ammunition in rifles chambered in .38-55, especially in older examples. The brass is very similar (shorter by approx. 1 mm), but using modern, higher pressure .375 loads in an older rifle could cause serious injury to the shooter.The .38-55 is renowned for its exceptional accuracy at ranges up to 330 yd (300 m). It is often used to hunt black bear and deer at moderate ranges, and is also used in Cowboy Action Shooting side matches.".
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• .38-55_Winchester wikiPageExternalLink H-R_38-55W.htm.
• .38-55_Winchester wikiPageExternalLink 38-55win.htm.
• .38-55_Winchester wikiPageExternalLink 3855w.html.
• .38-55_Winchester wikiPageExternalLink 336cwby.htm.
• .38-55_Winchester wikiPageID "18731613".
• .38-55_Winchester wikiPageRevisionID "590828049".
• .38-55_Winchester balsrc "Whelen, Townsend. The American Rifle. The Century Co.: 1918, p. 272.".
• .38-55_Winchester base "0.421".
• .38-55_Winchester bullet "0.3775".
• .38-55_Winchester bw "255".
• .38-55_Winchester caseLength "2.085".
• .38-55_Winchester caseType "Rimmed straight".
• .38-55_Winchester designDate "1884".
• .38-55_Winchester designer Ballard_Rifle_&_Cartridge_Company.
• .38-55_Winchester en "1437".
• .38-55_Winchester en "988".
• .38-55_Winchester hasPhotoCollection .38-55_Winchester.
• .38-55_Winchester length "2.51".
• .38-55_Winchester maxCup "30000".
• .38-55_Winchester name "0.38".
• .38-55_Winchester neck "0.392".
• .38-55_Winchester origin United_States.
• .38-55_Winchester rifling "1".
• .38-55_Winchester rimDia "0.506".
• .38-55_Winchester type Rifle.
• .38-55_Winchester vel "1321".
• .38-55_Winchester vel "1593".
• .38-55_Winchester subject Category:Pistol_and_rifle_cartridges.
• .38-55_Winchester comment "The .38-55 Winchester cartridge (actually .3775 caliber) was introduced in 1876 by Ballard. It was used by Marlin Firearms from 1875 on for various single-shot target rifles and their 1893 lever action rifle. It was later offered by Winchester in its Model 1894. Winchester continued to use the round in various rifles until about 1940, and also used it in a few commemorative editions of rifles since then.".
• .38-55_Winchester label ".38-55 Winchester".
• .38-55_Winchester label ".38-55 Winchester".
• .38-55_Winchester sameAs .38-55_Winchester.
• .38-55_Winchester sameAs m.04gnwsg.
• .38-55_Winchester sameAs Q2806383.
• .38-55_Winchester sameAs Q2806383.
• .38-55_Winchester wasDerivedFrom .38-55_Winchester?oldid=590828049.
• .38-55_Winchester depiction 38-55_Winchester.JPG.
• .38-55_Winchester isPrimaryTopicOf .38-55_Winchester.