Which obscure handgun round would you like to see catch on?

[89hits]

Walther PPK in a hopped 32 auto round. This would require a new look at the 32acp. Maybe lengthen it just a smidgen and give it strength.

 

[AMT7]

Little long but fits here.
Frustrated some:
This is about 9x25 Dillon is a cartridge used in open gun competition.
Barrels are available for Glocks 29 compacts but I do not like them.

Tried a few browsers but can not get the 9x25.com site except the home page to work. I like my 10mm EAA Witness Poly Carry Compact a lot and want to shoot cheaper faster bullets with similar end results and less recoil by finding a drop in longer compensated top twin ported barrel in 9x25 Dillon (and using slower powders) which is a 10mm necked to 9x19 mm Para / Luger round. There is now good Starline brass and three fartory brands easily available in this now.

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[Cedar Creek]

.32 H&R Mag loaded to full potential - but I can do that myself. I guess .327 Federal, but I like my small-frame single-six single-actions. .327 Federal in a 92 carbine would be nice. I guess I could run .32 H&R ammo in it. I like .32 H&R or .32-20 revolvers for knocking around in the woods or fishing the creeks & rivers of SE Oklahoma. For snakes or a varmint that you just need to knock a hole in they do quite well; I have two of each and two .32-20 rifles.

Cedar Creek

 

[okie98]

If I could only own one handgun, it would be a .41 magnum........

 

[Dave70968]

.44 Auto Mag.

 

[Eagle Eye]

10mm and more platforms to launch it.

This +1

 

[dennishoddy]

.44 Auto Mag.

I had one of those. What a PITA to reload.

 

[Nighthawk]

.22 Jet

 

[Blitzfike]

For me, it would be 41 mag and 400 corbon. I shoot both and if I didn't reload I couldn't afford to shoot either.. I shoot 10mm and it is pretty close to the 400 corbon. 41 mag is for when you really really have to shoot something.

 

[jchip123]

41 mag and 44-40