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Smith & Wesson: Revision history


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  • curprev 03:2303:23, 26 August 20242600:6c5c:6e3e:d2:24df:a997:d22:9071 talk 60,819 bytes +395 The article had read as though S&W had created the .44 magnum round, but both the "Elmer Keith" and ".44 magnum" wiki articles cite Elmer Keith as the inventer of the ammunition. So to make the article more clear i explicitly stated he invented the ammunition andnhad encouraged S&W to make the revolver for that uses his ammunition. I also used a relevant citation i got from the ".44 Magnum" article and used this to cite the change. undo Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

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  • curprev 03:2703:27, 9 August 20242600:6c5c:6e3e:d2:7459:f824:b872:8b74 talk 60,402 bytes 0 →‎Products: According to WP:COFAQ#ENGLISH American topics should use American standard spelling and the spelling should strive to be consistent within any article. The American spelling of caliber seems to be more common in the article and Smith and Wesson is an American company headquartered in Tennessee, so i think keeping American English spelling consistent throughout the article is a needed change. undo Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

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