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Originally Posted by Texas Star
Peter-
I'm sure it was a misprint, given your vast knowledge, but .455 MK IV ammo was a Man Stopper round, a full wadcutter. MK V was the same, but the bullet was of a different lead alloy. MK III was a full wadcutter HP.
MK II lead was the standard service load in WW I.
I think this is the first error that I've seen in your posts. Proves that even the best aren't infallible, I guess.
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It is called a typo Tex! Yes, you are correct.
Peter