Auto bullets in revolvers.
Like 9mm snub-nose. What are some others? Are they any good? Do they make a 45acp or a 40 snub-nose?
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There is a 45. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by cubslover
There is a 45.
Are you keeping to yourself? Come out with it. Brand and model.0 -
Don't they make .45 ACP revolvers? I'm pretty sure someone does. 0 -
Would these guns not be a good back up for an auto of the same caliber. 0 -
S&W 25-2 .45ACP using full circle clips.
One of my favorite guns.0 -
Colt and Smith - .45 ACP revolvers during the wars. Some were .455 for the British.
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I think Traurus makes a 9mm snub nose now.
Okay what's a full circle clip?0 -
Ruger makes a 9mm 0 -
45 ACP revolvers:
S&W 1917
S&W 22
S&W 25 and 625
Ruger Blackhawk 45LC & 45ACP
9mm Revolvers:
Ruger Blackhawk 357 & 9mm
S&W 547
Taurus 905
Charter Arms Pitbull
H&R 900 top break
S&W 940
Taurus makes a 30 carbine revolver now called the Taurus SS 30 Carbine0 -
Also known as full moon clips, they are used for easier loading and unloading of rimless cartriges such as 45ACP and 9mm. They also make half moon clips too. 
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FREEDOM ARMS 83 PREMIER
50 AE
Some Ruger revolers are available in
9mm
45 acp
30 Carbine
And how about this Smitty Wesson in 10mm (no long available)
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=715010570 -
quote:Originally posted by Cutiegirlracing
I think Traurus makes a 9mm snub nose now.
It has been discontinued. It did not sell well.0 -
quote:Originally posted by eboydell
Since .45acp is rimless, you need something to keep it in place...thus the full circle ring.
Moon clips (never heard them called full circle clips before) do not keep the ammo in place as the ammo head spaces off of the case rim. You can fire the ammo just fine without the clips. The clips just make it easier to extract the empties and reload.0 -
quote:Originally posted by PC800
quote:Originally posted by Cutiegirlracing
I think Traurus makes a 9mm snub nose now.
It has been discontinued. It did not sell well.
Hehehehe. Then I got mine just in time as it did sell well with me.0 -
S&W also makes a .40 model 643, they also make them in .38 super, tk customs can convert a .357 to take moon clips
https://www.moonclips.com/cart/shopdisplaycategories.asp
http://www.moonclips.com/machine.htm0 -
Ruger makes the New model Black in 357mag / 9mm, these use a different cylinder for each cartridge , same holds true with their 45LC/45acp , they make or have made the SP101 in 9mm and i believe the discontinued Service Six was cambered in 9mm 0 -
quote:Originally posted by gskyhawk
Ruger makes the New model Black in 357mag / 9mm, these use a different cylinder for each cartridge , same holds true with their 45LC/45acp , they make or have made the SP101 in 9mm and i believe the discontinued Service Six was cambered in 9mm
With the convertable Blackhawks you don't need the moon clips either.0 -
[8D]-This is my Ruger Blackhawk 45LC/acp--
--the 45acp cylinder doesn't need any "clips"--
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I have a Ruger Also
chambered for 38spl and 357 mag
also seperate cyl for 9mm, though not very accurate, but then was a 9mm ever?0 -
quote:Originally posted by Odawgp
I have a Ruger Also
chambered for 38spl and 357 mag
also seperate cyl for 9mm, though not very accurate, but then was a 9mm ever?
9mm is very accurate, the problem is .357 is .357, and 9mm is .355, and shooting it down a .357 barrel will not provide much accuracy at all
same with .45 colt {.456}, .45 acp {.452}
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S&W has made several different revolvers that were chambered for rimless automatic pistol cartridges as Bigtire has stated. I think the only one they offer now is the Model 22 .45acp. Here are pictures of my Model 610 10mm and my Pre 26 .45acp. The 610 will shoot .40 cals. The Pre 26 is like the Model 25, but with a tapered light barrel.
These are both N-Frames and heavy enough to handle the recoil nicely. Both are a pleasure to shoot.0
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