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9mm rimmed cases
mrshorty
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just curious but has anyone here ever tried to make 9mm rimmed cases for use in the ruger Blackhawk convertibles that have the 9 mm cylinders. I have tried using 38 short colt brass trimming it back to .750 which is just shorter than 9mm brass. so far have not tried firing them as have not had a chance to get to range. hopefully some time this weekend.
thanks for any info.
dan
thanks for any info.
dan
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added Well then have fun.
They were a complete cluster #%*^. All the brain dead goobers, who had the old top break Iver Johnsons and H & R's in 38 S & W. Blew up there guns shooting 9mm Federal in them.
Federal and Charter Arms dropped the rimmed 9mm like a hot potato. After they had all kinds of liability law suits filed against them.
larger dia. case shooting a smaller dia. case. 38 short is a little smaller at the base than 9 mm but seems to work using mild 9mm loads
dan
Some of the new 9mm double action revolvers, today, have a spring loaded claw extractor system, like the Charter Arms Pit Bull series, and some have the cylinders cut for use of full moon clips.
Best
the Police and other LEO officials would have a gun that if lost or stolen the general population could not obtain ammo that would allow it to continue to function and be used against the GOVT...
similar to the 14 gauge shot-shells used in the martini falling block shotguns in India (with a 3-pronged firing pin)
JMHO
The Ruger Blackhawk cylinder headspaces 9mm cartridges on the case mouth. There is no need at all for a rim-for headspace OR extraction.
dan
dan