No Regular Calibers Allowed...

[Calif Hunter]

Marlin did make a rifle in .256 Winchester magnum - the model 62 Levermatic.

"The .256 Winchester did go into production, however, and Marlin made some 8,000 of them." The .22 Jet version never made it into production.

[SkyHawk]

Here is one in .455 Webley

[RayPDA]

[Donkeypunch0420]

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

Not all that strange really. There are a lot of folks around the country carrying a Tok. Take the grips off and you have a nice thin CCW gun with good power.

[KrisDSA]

Haha hater. That Lame caliber will still shot you dead

[Wheellock]

I'm super jealous, would love to have just one broomhandle Mauser.

[RAMCLAP]

Remember a few years back when 7.5X55 Swiss was hot? What a great round.

[S45]

I was looking at the standard black XD40 for $299 and the LGS offered me the OD green one for $40 cheaper since no one was buying it.

Thanks for the reply. I want to get a OD green frame for mine some day

[krfresno]

No one has thrown the 44-40 out there yet. Also known as 44 Winchester. S&W New Frontier Double Action.

[Carsgunsandchics]

Just 25 acp, 32 acp and 460 s&w mag

[Wyatt Burp]

Here's a 1903 Colt D.A. .41 Long Colt caliber. That's a factory 3" barrel.

[SkyHawk]

^^^ nice!!

[Springfield45]

No one has thrown the 44-40 out there yet. Also known as 44 Winchester. S&W New Frontier Double Action.

I have a Uberti SAA in 44-40, and a second one in 45 Colt. And a Cimarron Remington 1875 also in 45 Colt. Rounded out with a 1873 Winchester in 38-40.

[Nihonto Chicken]

Me Too (Three?)

I'll throw in with .41AE. Actually a conversion kit I bought for my Browning 9mm Hi Power, came with a barrel, recoil spring, and four magazines (Made In Italy - Mecgar?). Seems somehow I acquired three more of the same magazines, as well as four boxes of IMI ammunition. Ready to go!

But then I read about the proprietary .40 S&W Hi Power breaking the old forged 9mm frames, prompting Browning to go to a heavier cast frame for that model. Therefore I never did the conversion for fear of damaging the firearm. So here it is, still in the unmarked box, with the extra mags and a box of the ammo. Collector's item? I wonder whether the mags would work in a .40 Hi Power.



While I'm here, below is a box of unprimed factory brass for a weird one, 9mm Winchester Magnum. I vaguely remember that whatever handgun made for it had flame cutting problems or similar and was stillborn. Anyway, I think I had a half-assed idea at the time of necking it down for a .22 caliber wildcat. Now 25 years later Armscor has beaten me to the punch (.22 TCM). Well, ya snooze, ya lose!

[RayPDA]

Here's a 1903 Colt D.A. .41 Long Colt caliber. That's a factory 3" barrel.

Sweet!