No Regular Calibers Allowed...

[JohnBrian]

Dang you! The only oddball I own is a CZ52. Don't have the 9mm barrel for it though.

I was considering listing it on my CCW but I never did.

CZ-52 chambered in 7.62X25mm Tokarev. I own several of them, and even have a 9mm conversion barrel.




I have no ammunition shortage of the necked down cartridges either. This is what a just opened mil-surplus spam can of 17 boxes of 72 cartridges each (1,224 total) looks like.




Now to hear the gasps from some folks, as I admit to having one listed on my California CCW License...

[AFTII]

TC Contender with .445 Supermag and 7-30 Waters barrels.

And, a little free America .223 eye candy:

[POLICESTATE]

.357 Sig count? Because I use it in my Sig Sauer P229, which I do carry on some occasions.

[rudigan]

Man, not much given the guidelines, have 2 LCP2's in .380 acp, and an NAA Mini Revolver in 22 mag. Always wanted a 44 mag, but none yet.

[HUTCH 7.62]

Sexy gun choice

CZ 52 7.62x25

[fawndog]

CZ-52 chambered in 7.62X25mm Tokarev. I own several of them, and even have a 9mm conversion barrel.




I have no ammunition shortage of the necked down cartridges either. This is what a just opened mil-surplus spam can of 17 boxes of 72 cartridges each (1,224 total) looks like.




Now to hear the gasps from some folks, as I admit to having one listed on my California CCW License...

That's the good one, I'd gasp if you had the Tokarev listed.

[KrisDSA]

45 GAP

[plumbum]

I'll admit I'm certainly fond of the .41 Magnum. Ironically I still find it odd that it's the one of the main "Magnum" calibers that nobody made a Special load for.

Which is a shame, really. Still a .41 is one of those ‘enthusiasts’ cartridge, because it’s just too much for most applications.

I would still jump on a .30 carbine Blackhawk for a good price.

[sealocan]

I got to get a 33 henway.

[skkppy]

[HUTCH 7.62]

45 GAP

AKA Lame’o Glock caliber. Kinda like the hosers who buy lifted Dodge Cummins and wear flat bill hats

[Hunt]

I would call it a regular caliber, others may not, but I am very partial to the 357 sig. Personally I don't experience the recoil of a 357 sig in full size handgun much different than other calibers, certainly not to the point of thinking it would hinder self defense capability. In subcompacts I load light with the Sig V Crown ammo still a couple hundred pounds more energy than 9mm. Do I think the extra expense is worth it? You bet, an additional 300 lbs energy is well worth it.

[Ike Arumba]

I'll go for .32 ACP, as used by the PPK my uncle captured from a German in Italy. I took it with me last summer when I traveled to visit my son and his family, and went to the range with him, his sons, and my brother. The grandsons liked it because it was stronger than a .22, but controllable, and didn't hit as hard as 9mm.
Besides, a PPK in .32 ACP has that Bond James Bond cachet.

[deadcoyote]

I always thought the 9x25 Dillon was a cool round.

The liberty defense 60 grain nickel alloy 10 mm ammo at 2400 FPS seems entertaining too.

I just bought a .17 hornet, which was a forever wildcat.

[SkyHawk]

Here’s a couple of mine that feed on 7.63 x 25 Mauser