Here is a great set of pictures I found online on thr.

 

 

Great post!

that's some cool pics

was jsut looking at these...

maks quick delete post before tiny sees!!!!!! He will one a gun in each caliber.

 

Just kidding tiny.

Wow.. Very Extensive Pictures. Nice!

Here is something we can do with this...

 

How many rounds of each type have you shot?

what is the most oddball caliber you own?

Most powerful you have shot?

 

I have shot 14 of the handgun calibers, 6 of the rifle ones.

 

Most oddball for handguns is 45Gap, and for rifle... would say the nagant 7.62x54r

I've shot 10 of the Handgun Rounds, and 12 of the rifle

 

Oddest

Pistol: 7.62x38R (Nagant)

Rifle: 8x56R (Steyr)

Do you have a link to some hi-res pics? I would like to print them and keep for reference!

 

Cool

just click on the picture, it will open up full size.

20 Handgun

 

11 Rifle

12 of the handgun rounds, one is missing that I have shot, .480 Ruger.

 

8 of the rifle rounds and one other, 22-250 Remington.

Very narrow experience here - 22LR, 9mm, .40, .45 ACP in handgun, .223, 30.06 in rifle.

 

Here's how some rounds look after hitting body armor:

 

does anyone have a picture of the gun that the very last bullet goes into, that thing looks like its a missle LOL

 

very cool picture maks, i looked at it for like 15 minutes last night

does anyone have a picture of the gun that the very last bullet goes into, that thing looks like its a missle LOL

 

very cool picture maks, i looked at it for like 15 minutes last night

Not sure, but perhaps this? LINK

16 handgun - 15 rifle - counting ones i currently own -

does anyone have a picture of the gun that the very last bullet goes into, that thing looks like its a missle LOL

 

very cool picture maks, i looked at it for like 15 minutes last night

Not sure, but perhaps this? LINK

 

NOW THAT LOOKS LIKE FUN!!!! Who wants to chip in and buy one with me?

wonder what the cost to thing that thing is....

 

can we reload it? =)

Wolfy-

 

I would be offended by your comment if it wasn't true!

 

 

Tell ya, I love that 50 GI round

handgun #62 .357 Maximum

 

nice!

 

does it shoot out of a reg .357?

no 357 max. used a longer chamber -

Wow, I didn't even know there were that many hand gun rounds. There's like 8 or 9 different 9mm's alone.

ttt

ttt

 

Sticky?

yes, made it a sticky. I refer to it quite often, and love looking at those pics. =)

Whats the differences between .45 acp and 10mm.

 

Whats the pro's and con's of both.

 

Would a 10mm be a wise idea as a carry weapon.

 

Just looking at the pictures the 10mm is a longer casing but thats as far as I can tell figured i'd ask you more experienced guys who have shot both.

 

Thanks

M

Whats the differences between .45 acp and 10mm.

 

Whats the pro's and con's of both.

 

Would a 10mm be a wise idea as a carry weapon.

 

Just looking at the pictures the 10mm is a longer casing but thats as far as I can tell figured i'd ask you more experienced guys who have shot both.

 

Thanks

M

 

a 10MM is a longer cased .40, or a .40 is a shorter cased 10MM whatever

 

it is an awesome round, I LOVE my Glock 20C, but expensive

When i was in Iraq, we had a marine that was an ex machinist. The base we were on was an ex Iraqi base with a full machine shop. The guy took a 20mm barrel for an apache, made a reciever and a bolt. Made a mount for a 5th wheel on a truck and made a bolt action 20mm. He even ordered a scope off the net for it. He shot it a bunch of times but the command made him destroy it after he shot a camel. That thing was fun while it lasted.

does anyone have a picture of the gun that the very last bullet goes into, that thing looks like its a missle LOL

 

Its from a M242 chain gun.

 

Its used in the main armament for a Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:M2Bradley-M242.jpg

Whats the differences between .45 acp and 10mm.

 

Whats the pro's and con's of both.

 

Would a 10mm be a wise idea as a carry weapon.

 

Just looking at the pictures the 10mm is a longer casing but thats as far as I can tell figured i'd ask you more experienced guys who have shot both.

 

Thanks

M

 

If you handload and want to shoot one semi-auto caliber, for me it would be 10mm. You can load it up to past 357 high end loads to low-end 41 magnum, or load it down to .40S&W practice ammo ballistics. The 10mm case is longer than the .40S&W, so the same loads can be made at a lower pressure, which is a good thing. Or you can take advantage of the extra case capacity and load it up. There are a variety of bullet weights in it too. It makes a good woods gun if you get the heavy 200 grain hardcast bullets from DoubleTap. You can make light speedy bullets too. The 135 grain hollow point bullet out of a 10mm gun is a screamer and apprently has stopping power like the vaunted 357mag 125 grain.

I reloaded in 10mm and have had a few guns in it (Glock 20SF, S&W 1006). The only reason I got rid of them (along with my 10mm reloading equipment) was that 10mm brass is hard to come by at the range because not many people shoot it. The brass always got chucked far enough that I would only end up recovering about half of it. Maybe I could have tuned the extractor to put the brass behind me, but it just didn't seem worth the hassle. If I lived somewhere that I could shoot outside and keep my brass, I would happily start back up with 10mm (and maybe ditch the other auto calibers while I'm at it).