This video clarifies the common misconception around the '.43 Magnum' carried by Dirty Harry, explaining that the Smith & Wesson Model 29 fires a .44 Magnum cartridge. The actual bullet diameter is closer to .429-.430 inches, leading to the confusion. The discussion delves into the historical evolution of .44 caliber naming, including 'heeled' bullets and the influence of cartridges like the .44 Russian, highlighting how naming conventions don't always perfectly match precise measurements.
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