ignoring sabots for the sake of discussion.....
that comment on ar15.com "about a short 22BR being usefull for converting 45acp pistols to a "BOZ" style round" got me thinking
would it be better to start out with a pistol case & neck it down, or start with a necked down rifle cartridge & shorten it?
the 7.62x39 (russian) rim is not very much larger than the 10mm
the 22PPC is a shortened knecked down 7.62x39
the 22 Waldog is a shorter (1.375") 22PPC run through a shortened 22/250 die.
How bout an even shorter verion of the 22 Waldog for use in the G20?
perhaps form it in an 22/250 improved die (the Shannon version shoulder is .443" dia & 35degree)....
cut it off with as short a neck as is possible....
if needed lathe off part of the rim (it is 0.020 larger than a 10mm rim) or open up the breechface slightly
there you go - a "22Waldog-250Improved-Short"
I think .223XR is a little more catchy though.
anyone up for a .172" version?
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[This message has been edited by Rusty Phillips (edited 06-26-2000).]
[This message has been edited by Rusty Phillips (edited 06-26-2000).]