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| The .256 Gibbs Magnum
was introduced in 1913. The 256 Gibbs Magnum or Gibbs 256 Magnum is the smallest of the Gibbs series used in the Mauser style rifle. The cartridge had a muzzle velocity of 3,000 Feet per Second with a 145 grain soft point bullet, which wasn't too shabby for 1913. It was used on small to medium game, out to 500 yards. |
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| $ 39.95 per Cartridge |
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| These cartridges were manufactured for George Gibbs of Bristol and 35 Savile Row, London, England, by the King's Norton Metal Co. Ld. of Birmingham Ammunition Works & Ranges, Abbey Wood, Kent. They have a hard, dark, purplish coated projectile, that has partially worn off with the time that has passed since they were produced. Limit one per customer |
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| .256 Gibbs Magnum |
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