Pond James Pond
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I suppose the title says it all.
So why do they make them?
Is it to spread the use of handgun calibres?
Do they have a particular characteristic/use?
Are they normally semi, bolt or lever-action?
Are they short range, medium or long?
Personally, I quite like th idea: it broadens the horizons of calibres I might buy, but then I wonder if it wastes the potential of a rifle: they can handle far more powerful loads than pistols, to greater ranges so why then load it with the likes of .357s and .44s?
Actually, I'd quite like a .44 Mag rifle: I'm about to start reloading for .44s and it is a meaty round!
So why do they make them?
Is it to spread the use of handgun calibres?
Do they have a particular characteristic/use?
Are they normally semi, bolt or lever-action?
Are they short range, medium or long?
Personally, I quite like th idea: it broadens the horizons of calibres I might buy, but then I wonder if it wastes the potential of a rifle: they can handle far more powerful loads than pistols, to greater ranges so why then load it with the likes of .357s and .44s?
Actually, I'd quite like a .44 Mag rifle: I'm about to start reloading for .44s and it is a meaty round!