whether I can find a decent printer to print our new reloading manuals. We have about 25 new calibers that are not in the old red loading manual. so if I can find a company to print the loading manual, that will help a lot. I have talked to several companies and they want 6 times what the red book cost me so I am still looking for a company that will print them and not rape me.
Things run in cycles. For the last 5 years the smaller calibers have been in vogue, our Raptors and Banshees and Falcons. Now the larger calibers are doing a come back. Over the next couple of years I sorta expect some of our bigger calibers to swing back around. I am getting a lot of calls asking about the 416 GNR and 450 GNR lately. The new 355 GNR is becoming very popular. The new 366 GNR is very popular, as is the 361 Falcon, both in 9.3 caliber. Several of the 30-30 based cartridges are very popular like the older 7 GNR and 30 GNR along with the 256 Falcon. The new 321 GNR is doing very well in Contenders and in our 7" Howdah barrels. That is the 357 Magnum necked to 32 caliber. It beats the 327 Federal by 800 FPS.
Right now in revolvers, the 41 GNR and 429 GNR are the 2 most popular with the 356 GNR close behind. The 321 GNR as I mentioned above is doing very well in revolvers too.
Predicting what calibers will sell the best is hard to do. A lot of it depends upon the political climate. I guess we will have to wait and see.
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gary, which of your calibers do you think
- Jimmie Trainer, 2019-12-19, 17:31
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that is a hard one. Some of that will depend upon
- Gary Reeder, 2019-12-20, 12:33
- Gary, May know a printer. Email sent. (nm) - Larryh, 2020-01-19, 15:35
- The one that sells the most. (nm) - Tom, 2019-12-20, 08:01
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that is a hard one. Some of that will depend upon
- Gary Reeder, 2019-12-20, 12:33