[68c15]

.22 Eargesplitten Loudenboomer - Wikipedia

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He sure came up with a humorous name. Took a 378 Weatherby Magnum and necked it down to .224, then fired it from a 52" barrel

 

[Grizzley1]

I thought that was a Steppenwolf song from the early 70's. But a .378 Weatherby mag necked down to .224 would be an earsplitten loudenboomer.

 

[gdmoody]

He sure came up with a humorous name. Took a 378 Weatherby Magnum and necked it down to .224, then fired it from a 52" barrel

What the heck, last we heard from you, you were taking a friend hunting. Instead of getting on that thread and telling us how it went, you come up with this!!

 

[ysacres]

We demand "THREAD DRIFT"

 

[grcsat]

68c15 please highjack your own thread and tell us how the hunt went

 

[shootbrownelk]

Years ago a gunsmith I had work on a few guns had what looked to be a 50 caliber BMG case necked down to hold a .22 or maybe a 6mm bullet sitting on his countertop. He had a goofy name for it too, but I forget what it was.

 

[grcsat]

Years ago a gunsmith I had work on a few guns had what looked to be a 50 caliber BMG case necked down to hold a .22 or maybe a 6mm bullet sitting on his countertop. He had a goofy name for it too, but I forget what it was.

When you neck size something like a 50-cal. case to hold a 22 or 6mm bullet then you are getting into a type of reloading/ammo called Saturn. This was actully quite common during the 1970s and through to the early 80s and then just kind of faded away and that was the end of the search for the 5,000 FPS bullet.

 

[68c15]

Here is another one he did

17 flintstone super eyebunger - Google Search

 

[PRR1957]

There is the 240 Page Super Pooper developed by Warren Page.