Wildcat bread

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.22 BR

>>31941751

What constitutes a wildcat caliber? Because I've seen .17 HMR in hunting goods stores.

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.220 Russian

>>31942485
.17 HMR isn't a wildcat, OP's just a dum phuc.

6.5TCU

Always wanted a Winchester 94 in 7-30 Waters, but if I remember correctly Hornady doesn't make Leverevolution bullets in that size.

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>>31941751
How about the wildcattiest of wildcats?
Ones that even experts haven't heard of.
Dumping the ones I have.

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>>31942779

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>>31942788

>>31942788
how would you chamber that?

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>>31942802

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>>31942819
Last pic
>>31942810
Break-action. Put the round in the chamber ass first and then close the barrel on it.
Impractical round for an impractical gun

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>>31942779
>mfw pencil dick

>>31942831
>>31942819
>>31942802
>>31942788
>>31942779

Neat! thanks for posting this stuff.

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You can't have a wildcat thread without the classic .22 Eargsplitten Loudenboomer

>>31942788
Post the guns that those go in

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>>31942941
Don't have em. All the owners made them for shits n giggles.
I'll just keep posting pics of more well-known wildcats now. 50 fat mac here.

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>>31942960
Necked down .50s

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>>31942968

.222 rem

>>31942978
are those wooden projectiles on the right? are they supposed to be less lethal or what?

>>31941751
Not a wildcat you fucking tard.

>>31942819
It...it looks like my penis.
Maybe a little bigger though...

>>31942968
what would these do to a person?

7 shooting time western

>>31943067
Apparently in the past the British made an "improved blank" round which was able to be stored for a long time and essentially work the same way as a blank when the time came. Not sure if in my pic those are the rounds the Brits had.

>>31943118
Leave a small hole in them and anything a kilometre behind them.

>>31942627
Nor would you need them given the selection of 7mm bullets, modern primers and case taper

>>31941751

The working definition of a wildcat cartridge is that you cannot walk into a store and buy it in a box. At the very least, a casing from a standard cartridge must be altered non-factory (custom) dimensions and hand-loaded for the round to be considered a wildcat. Some handloaders go so far as to cast their own bullets in unique dimensions.

Calling .17 HMR a wildcat is like calling buying a suit from a boutique or obscure brand and saying it's bespoke. Just because it's somewhat uncommon does not make it custom-made.

>>31942529
Fuck you faggot

Have you ever even seen a .17 hmr?

>>31942960
That literally woundn't work. It would just fall out if the fucking barrel.

>>31943995
.17 hmr is not a wildcat. It's a fucking factotroy cartridge.
The .50 FatMac was based on a 20mm vulcan case. Origianlly for target shooting it saw some use to generate high velocity impacts for armor testing.

>>31942779
.22 REALLY Long Rifle.

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.224 Boz I believe fits the criteria.

>>31944127
Aye. That's the filename