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Offline Axehandle

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Creating a 414
« on: May 31, 2012, 03:35:20 AM »
Having a 357 Max converted to 414.   A simple rechamber the cylinder, modify the ejector, bore and rifle the barrel, remark caliber on the shroud, and blue the gun..  Expecting a 6 month wait.  I'll post pics when it is done. 
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Re: Creating a 414
« Reply #1 on: June 27, 2012, 04:10:58 PM »
why go through all that money and still not have an original? If you rechamber it to 358 gnr. you kill two birds with one stone you have a cartridge thats more powerful than both of them and you only need one gun.that will save you $750 for  another 357 S.M. and another bundle on the one you have now.Unless you really want a 41 cal. Just a thought.   blksqurl
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Re: Creating a 414
« Reply #2 on: June 28, 2012, 01:37:15 AM »
Good question.  I've got 357 and 375 bore DWs and the 445s are pretty common.   I needed a 41 bore DW for my long frame "set."   I seriously considered Gary Reeder's 445 based 41 cal wildcat cartridge (41 GNR #2) that he does on his Kodiak Hunter.  It was actually hard for me to not go for the 41 GNR #2.   My decision was based on wanting a straight wall case.  Gary has done extensive testing and built a lot of guns to prove his concept but I wanted a 414..
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