Minute of Mae: British S&W Triple Lock

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This expert-level entry synthesizes information from C&Rsenal's video on the British S&W Triple Lock revolver. It highlights the firearm's potential as a fine commercial revolver, detailing its operation, ergonomics, and historical context. The analysis, informed by a high-authority speaker with deep mechanical and historical knowledge, covers its features and the reasons for its failure in military trials, emphasizing its sensitivity to dirt.

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