the Black Spot
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Did a little search and couldnt find what i was looking for.
Does anyone know if the CA in 45 acp will accept the 45 auto rim?
Thanks
Does anyone know if the CA in 45 acp will accept the 45 auto rim?
Thanks
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Cannibul
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Call them.
If it's the Pitbull I doubt it will since it's a .45 ACP revolver that doesn't require moon clips.
If it's the Pitbull I doubt it will since it's a .45 ACP revolver that doesn't require moon clips.
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the Black Spot
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I called, but as usual you get rep that barely knows much. Didnt know what auto rim was.
More than likely the extractors will get in the way.
JohnnyFlake
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I own one and truly love it! However, to answer your question, it will not accept .45 Auto Rim Cartridges. No moon clips are used on the CA .45acp and when loaded the .45acp rounds fit flush into the cylinder. My son has my CA .45acp right now, so I cannot post a picture to show you.
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the Black Spot
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Ok thanks for the info!
Panzerschwein
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Interesting BUG for the stopsman.
zaitcev
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Mr. JonnyFlake is correct.
Because it contains the ridges in their slots, the ejector star is very thick, and interferes with the area where the thick rim of Auto Rim cartridges is.
You might want to look at the following video, for about 10 seconds starting from position 0:40.
Because it contains the ridges in their slots, the ejector star is very thick, and interferes with the area where the thick rim of Auto Rim cartridges is.
You might want to look at the following video, for about 10 seconds starting from position 0:40.
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What is a "stopsman"? I Googled it with no luck.
Panzerschwein
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A "stopsman" is one who values a firearm's power, it's ability to "get the job done" as it were. Basically, a stopsman is one who isn't afraid to carry a big (and effective) weapon that will put their target down with ease. This is the basic definition.
Interesting, any idea what the origin is? I do not know why but it makes me imagine a Victorian Era Sherlock-type character with a British Bulldog or some other similar big bore of the day.
entropy
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And now I have a term for what I am.....a stopsman.
thanks Cooldill!
thanks Cooldill!
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