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Posts: 25 (12/18/09 10:05 AM) |
I ordered some 45 long colt ammo from Cabelas and received 44 colt instead. What is 44 colt? Are they interchangeable? I was hoping to shoot my new NMBH
with some 45 colts. Guess I'll send them back.
thanks, Bill 
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Posts: 5632 (12/18/09 04:38 PM) Forum Site Moderator |
The "Long Colt" designation is a falsie. Never was known as that until some bozo on the internet invented the term. Simply .45 Colt
According to Cartridges of the World .44 Colt is a blackpowder cartridge that was developed to use in the metallic cartridge conversion of the 1860 Colt precussion revolver. Commercial versions were loaded until the 1940's. There may now be a resurgence due to Cowboy Action Shooting but the book says that cartridges are becoming a collector item. |
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Posts: 26 (12/18/09 04:41 PM) |
Thanks, I appreciate your response...
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Posts: 5634 (12/18/09 10:39 PM) Forum Site Moderator |
I found several articles on both the .45 LC thing and .44 Colt by doing a google search.
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Posts: 59 (12/21/09 01:08 AM) |
If they are 44 Colt, they are worth a LOT more than 45 Colt to the right guy. I would not send them back.
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Posts: 29 (01/20/10 03:59 PM) |
To close this thread, I mailed the 44 colt back and then got a letter from Cabelas that said they dont' take ammo back due to safety. Then I got an
email that said they decided to exchange it for 45 colt and that it is back ordered. So, maybe by summer I'l' be shootin' some...
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Posts: 67 (06/14/10 06:00 AM) |
The body weight of a healthy 3-month old colt should be about mu = 60 kg.
a). If I want to set up a statistical test to challenge the claim that mu = 60 kg. what would I use for the null hypothesis ? b). What if I wanted to test the claim that the average Nevada colt (3 months old) is less than 60kg. What would I use for the alternate hypothesis? |
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