An 1882 dual-purpose round that fed both lever guns and revolvers so a frontier shooter could run one cartridge in two guns. It did gentle work on small game and varmints and became one of the defining cartridges of the Old West alongside its bigger brothers. A charming piece of frontier history still made in tiny quantities for the people who honor it. The West in a small case.
Loads run 100 to 115 grain in the scarce offerings that remain. A collector-grade round priced for its rarity in small boxes. The cowboy crowd and the vintage revolver faithful buy whenever it appears.
