Modern "dead" cartridges.

[buzzard pickins]

Well smack my fannie and call me LAZARUS. The fortay one is alive and thriving in my gun locker, along with the 44SPL, 44-40, annnnd the 50AE revolver. If you ever attend a auction and a 41 comes up for sale , I'll be the graybeard in the corner waving wildly. If you look hard enough a Marlin 336fs in 41 mag is lurking about.
Colt will bring back the 10mm Elite. 327mag is a gateway cal for the ladies.357sig its a glock thing...enough said.
Dying calibers are area code specific. In indiana 28 gauge is a rare treat but in Minn and south dakota there as common as 22lr.

 

[jeremy]

357sig its a glock thing...enough said.

Dying calibers are area code specific. In indiana 28 gauge is a rare treat but in Minn and south dakota there as common as 22lr.

.357Sig is not a Glock thing at all or it would have been called .357GAP... The Sig after should have been a dead give away on that one...

As far as a 28 gauge shotgun that is mainly because we do not have as many braggards shooting birds here in Indiana...
(I'll have to sit down and remember the saying my Papa had for shotgun gauges for that to make sense for most probably...)

 

[buzzard pickins]

SIG....GLOCK saymo-saymoo just different t-shirts.
As far as birdy braggers I think it has alot to do with a lighter gun to tote around all day chasing fat praire chickins.

 

[rustygunner]

I've been thinking about 10mm for my next 1911.

 

[BIGE7.62]

Ok dont laugh what is the diff between a 45gap and 45 apc I know glock made the gap and thats it

 

[jimbo-indy]

10 mm in an auto is fine but you can really explore it's potential in a revolver like the S&W 610. All that steel around the chambers makes for one strong assembly. Full moon clips make for fast reloads. now I need a 10mm semi-auto to go with the revolver.

 

[Unit308]

the .41 Mag has long since come and gone, and the .32NAA never had a prayer.[/quote]


I beg to differ. The .41 Magnum is still a very versatile round that has a dedicated following. Myself included.

 

[musclecarr]

The 10mm will never die! in fact, I believe it will make a strong comeback. Great thread.