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How many shots does ted Williams model 3t 22 caliber rifle hold?
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∙ 15y ago
It depends on what type of bullet you are shooting, whether it is .22 shorts or .22 longs, but on average 18 to 22. You can also purchase and install yourself a tube extender that can shoot up to 35.
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