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| The 32-40 Winchester was introduced in 1884 and got it's name for 32 caliber or .32"diameter projectile and 40 grains of black powder, hence the name 32-40. Winchester and Marlin then chambered the cartridge in their lever-action rifles in 1896. Also known as the 32-40 Ballard as it was developed for the black powder Ballard match/target rifle No.s 8 & 9. The cartridge has been obsolete for many decades except for the below item. |
| John Wayne 32-40 Winchester |
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| $ 14.95 per Cartridge |
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| Special run introduce in 1981 in trbute to John Wayne, The "DUKE", two years after his death, with: "DUKE W 32-40WIN W" head stamp, nickel plated case, |
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