You Asked for it, You Got It; .30 Super Carry.
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American Rifleman just posted an article on the new cartridge too.
https://www.americanrifleman.org/co...y34yqbIOneLSsw3tw11f5EIGaeEqgIeoen2SJmKVDrEl0
And Smith & Wesson has the 30 EZ up on their website. Though I had to search for it.
https://www.smith-wesson.com/search/node/30 super carry
It will be interesting to see how many manufacturers decide to make guns chambered for this.
https://www.americanrifleman.org/co...y34yqbIOneLSsw3tw11f5EIGaeEqgIeoen2SJmKVDrEl0
And Smith & Wesson has the 30 EZ up on their website. Though I had to search for it.
https://www.smith-wesson.com/search/node/30 super carry
It will be interesting to see how many manufacturers decide to make guns chambered for this.
jeff-10
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Wonder when we will see the convertible Single Seven in 327 Fed/30 SC.
OrangeCat
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I would un-ironically buy one of these if I could find one
I am sitting here thinking about this and I can not shake the thought that we are not the target market. In many countries, including India, I only mention India because I was doing some light research into something else in India lately, military calibres are prohibited for most people. 9mm, and, oddly enough, 455 are prohibited. The same is true in several different countries.
This might be an attempt to enter those markets. I am not saying that this is the only answer. I am a bit interested. However, I think the expected noise level may turn me off. The idea of a powerful civilian cartridge might not be as enticing to me as to people who are forbidden from using military calibres.
This might be an attempt to enter those markets. I am not saying that this is the only answer. I am a bit interested. However, I think the expected noise level may turn me off. The idea of a powerful civilian cartridge might not be as enticing to me as to people who are forbidden from using military calibres.
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The Creedmoore Critter has been a tremendous hit and is super common now.
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zaitcev
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Indeed, but the military adoption is very slow, both in U.S. and abroad. You would think that committed users of .308 like India and Turkey took a good look.
Perhaps 200+ post and nine pages is enough until we get a chance to see this cartridge in the wild. Lets put this one to bed
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