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    Hooray, I can shoot my rifle once.

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    Check Buffalo Arms. They show brass and ammo for the 6.5x53R dutch. Pricey if it's what you need, but my 577-450 martini is more so.
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    I've had an order in with Buffalo Arms for 5 months now for that and a Frenchicon Gras. Not a peep out of them.

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