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Posted: 2/4/2018 6:59:44 PM EDT
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You’re not right in the head.
But you’re the right kind of not right. |
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Now, show us accuracy results with 10mm magnum, and 10mm and 40 in moon clips.
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Looks like fun...will it reach .41 Magnum territory?
ETA: Read the Taffin article...a 200 grain XTP at 1500 fps is respectable indeed. |
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When hand reaming the chambers deeper how did you control the depth? Will your 10mm Magnum cartridges head space correctly on the case mouth without the moonclip?
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Well Holy Guacamolies!
I never even knew it existed, Now I fucking want one. Only in a Super Blackhawk. |
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That’s amazing! I wonder if a 7 shot cylinder would be feasible.
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A few companies load it. I bought already loaded ammo. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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OK indulge the ignorant...how do you make 10mm Magnum? I have always enjoyed your mad scientist conversions. |
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it's cool, and no one is a fan of 10mm more than myself, but i don't get it over .41 mag.
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I'm curious about this too. How much effort was necessary to cut? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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When hand reaming the chambers deeper how did you control the depth? Will your 10mm Magnum cartridges head space correctly on the case mouth without the moonclip? How much effort was necessary to cut? Turn some, check it. Turn some check it. Turn some, check it. Yes the 10mm mags headspace properly without the moon clip. |
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Interesting. I didn't know a 10mm magnum was a thing. Should fuck some shit up with authority.
When 10mm isn't quite enough and .454casull is too common. 10mm magnum! |
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My 10mm reamer tool was one of the best $100 I ever spent. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: Never heard of it. but it sounds fucking cool. I have always enjoyed your mad scientist conversions. |
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I read your last thread on it and was waiting to see this. That's awesome.
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I'm curious about this too. How much effort was necessary to cut? View Quote A good part of that though was watching videos on taking the gun apart. When I converted the Taurus 405 from 40 to 10mm, I took out one screw and the cylinder came out. The Ruger has to be completely disassembled before the cylinder can be removed. It was not so bad really, but any time I take a gun apart like that for the first time it makes me nervous that I'll get it back together correctly, so I am super careful. Each cylinder took probably about 70-90 turns with the reamer. I'd do 20 turns, check, 20, check, 10, check, 10, check, 10 check, 5 check, 5 check, 3, 3, 3, and so on. |
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Reminds me of that old thread where some guy goes to the local range and runs into some old coot with a collection of gonzo hand cannons. Old coot was obsessed with more power. Hilarious thread.
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OP is crazy.
But in the good kind of way. Let's see some fireball videos |
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Dey do this here is a 10mm MAG conversion You're seeing eye dog got the flu? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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John,
That is pretty cool. I have a bit of experience reaming auto barrels to "next size up" cartridges, and the reaming is pretty tedious. Not sure whether those Ruger cylinders use the same material as the 454's, but given that your cylinder notches are offset between cylinders, and the massive amount of chamber wall you have, I would have pretty high confidence you are safe. Nice touch allowing for function without clips. I have a S&W 625 PC in 45 auto that does clips, auto rim, and lucked out it will also work sans clips. From what I have gathered, it is not by design, more of just luck of the draw. It is no big deal to pull cases from the cylinder individually, when just having a fun range session. You will have to keep an eye on brass trim length and crimp, but not a huge deal. Depending on what you plan on doing with this beast, your biggest hurdle might be bullet selection. I have a bit of experience out running bullet design parameters, and thankfully the more recent developments in solid material bullet design is really mitigating this historic issue. I am not up on 41 mag and 10mm, but you may have this one already licked. Looks like fun........ Craig |
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A few companies load it. I bought already loaded ammo. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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My bad. It is a rough day so far today. The tail end of this flu is kicking my butt. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I thought Ruger had a revolver in 10mm already? 10mm MAG conversion You're seeing eye dog got the flu? so guess I will likely have it sooner or later my own self... Get better sooon |
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Cool project. I’m not crazy about auto cartridges in revolvers (mostly just because I’m partial to revolver cartridges), but it is cool that you’ve got a revolver that can take three different cartridges.
I’d be interested to see an objective comparison of .41 Magnum and 10mm Magnum. |
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