the Black Spot
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That makes senseThere's no point to a 10mm revolver when you can have 41 Magnum.
That makes senseThere's no point to a 10mm revolver when you can have 41 Magnum.
Unless you have a 29 .. and bunches of 10 mm ammoThere's no point to a 10mm revolver when you can have 41 Magnum.
Unless you have a 10mm pistol and want a revolver in it. Don't believe there are any semi-auto pistols that are in .41 Magnum. But one thing that can't be denied is revolvers and rimmed cartridges are a match made in heaven.There's no point to a 10mm revolver when you can have 41 Magnum.
Why could they not use the .45 Auto rim??
Use he same frame as the .44 but use a higher strength steel for the cylnider.
Buckeye, did Charter say when the .41 and .45 Colt are coming out?
Not to mention you can probably shoot .45 ACP without clips in those revolvers as they likely headspace off the case mouth. The only revolvers I know of that shot .45 ACP that don't do that are the Governor and the Ruger Redhawk.I'm sure they could make a 45 auto rim revolver but the market for that would probably be even smaller than the market for the .41 caliber. The pitbull in 45 ACP solves the problem of needing clips or the use of a rim. I have 4 45 ACP revolvers (including a pitbull) and stick with moon clips so I can reload the same rounds for use in any .45 ACP gun
Most have no idea that the significant majority of hollow point .44 special ammo on the market will not reliably expand from the short 2.5" Bulldogs they cherish... sad.
I'll wager some .45 Colt loads will have issues, too.