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What's the next cartridge to be resurrected?
- Thread starter spencer60
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lever guns are pretty high on the list these days. Maybe some different calibers, or even more of the 35 Remington (just so there's more brass out there).
But it's fun to see some odd balls come out in this day and age where the ROI may not be there. Thinking things like the Ruger Super RedHawk in 22 Hornet. Some day I would love to have one.
or more plinker calibers (and cheaper ammo to go with them). 25-20, 32-20, 218 Bee, 22 Hornet, etc.
I guess there's not as much varmint hunting these days or people are using larger caliber stuff at subsonic speeds. I get it.
But it's fun to see some odd balls come out in this day and age where the ROI may not be there. Thinking things like the Ruger Super RedHawk in 22 Hornet. Some day I would love to have one.
or more plinker calibers (and cheaper ammo to go with them). 25-20, 32-20, 218 Bee, 22 Hornet, etc.
I guess there's not as much varmint hunting these days or people are using larger caliber stuff at subsonic speeds. I get it.
It’s kinda back in disguise: the 360 Buckhammer is pretty close to a 35 Remington with a rim.
338 Federal is one cartridge that never had much traction but always seems sensible. Wouldn’t mind one myself.
That’s a bad ass round. Never could find HP, and it’s prone to shooting through your target. I’ve had two and sold the each time for the above reasons.
Interesting. I guess that S&W model 69 comes pretty close. Been trying to get my hands on one. Just haven't found the right deal yet
320CCW
.32WS projectile (8.2x51R) in a necked up .338 casing
.32WS projectile (8.2x51R) in a necked up .338 casing
6x45 I’d love to see it on the shelf
I’m in the like it crowd.. I’ve kept mo 40 pew pews. My HK USPC loves it and my M&P tolerates it.
