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An old wildcat cartridge, the 38-.45 , .45ACP cases necked down to use .38 bullets. It was used in the 1911 years ago, I had the forming dies and barrel, and had fun with it for a while, still have a few of the rounds I made for it.
you are correct VINTAGE-SLOTCARS....I wish I could find .458 for $1 per round....it costs more than that to reload them. I shoot the Lotts (Hornadys) at around $4.95 per round and the Win Mags (Winchester) at about $4.10 per round.....probably more expensive nowadays since I bought mine about ten years ago. It's cheaper to shoot .50BMG.
.30 Belted Newton (aka .30-338), .308 Norma Magnum, .25-20, .25-35, 6.5x52r (nearly identical to the .25-35), .32 Winchester Special. Nothing way out there, but most of them aren't all that common these days.
fired? maybe .357 Maximum or .500 Maximum.
own...maybe 7.5 swiss. I tend to not like to own too many crazy calibers. I traded some to save on expenses.
...the irony is about 2 hours after I posted this, I was in the small local gun store, and there was a Ruger Blackhawk. I asked what it shot, and was surprised to find out it was .41 Magnum. I guess it's more common than I thought.
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