7.62X25 loaded with a working HP in a 1911A1 pattern.
7.62X25 loaded with a working HP in a 1911A1 pattern.
.32 H&R Mag. -- it's not good for much beyond plinking and cowboy action shooting (now that the hot-rod .327 Fed Mag is available). But hot dang is it fun to shoot! Accurate, too, in good revolvers.
.44 Special -- not that obscure, but I wish everyone would discover what a versatile cartridge it is, and pure shooting pleasure! Then maybe factory ammo would come down to affordable levels and be more diversified. Currently you gotta reload it.
.44 Special -- not that obscure, but I wish everyone would discover what a versatile cartridge it is, and pure shooting pleasure! Then maybe factory ammo would come down to affordable levels and be more diversified. Currently you gotta reload it.
Seems like we're trying to re-invent the wheel here.
I'll 3rd or 4th for 9x23 Winchester. What a cool round. Great magazine capacity of a 9mm with insane velocities and pressures.... and in a pinch you can throw 9mm luger into a 9x23 gun and it most guns will run fine. What's not to love?
I wish Smith & Wesson or Ruger would make a short run of 3 inch revolvers in ..... .38-40.
38-40... the 'original' .40 SW!
38-40... the 'original' .40 SW!
Another vote for 7.62x25, straight wall cartridge is soooo 1850 
10mm and more platforms to launch it.
N-frame 3" M&P in 38-40, or 44-40, yeah I could like that. But it would have to be made the old way, no lock, and no mim with the pin on the hammer!!
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