The Single six would be an easy platform. Literally just a cylinder and window as big as possible and a .22 K-hornet reamer. You cut the brass back below the bullet ojive (about 1/2 the normal K-Hornet neck) to get the K-Chuck.
Using special 30 gr. bullets I worked my way up to 2150 fps. The 45 gr. ran out around 1750 fps where it got sticky in my K-22. I got 1.5" 50 yd. groups with it using a 2.5X Bushnell Phantom.
In that case a normal .22 WMR will push a 45 gr. at 1350-1400 fps from a Single-six 6.5". I've not checked the new 30 gr. faster versions. They are factory rated at 2250 fps from a 24" rifle. I figure maybe 1600-1650. 33 gr. LR CCI Stingers get 1400 fps.
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Small Game-Varmint revolvers and other guns...
- John W, 2021-01-09, 19:09
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- You mention the Hornady Critical Defense ammo. - ChrisG, 2021-01-11, 10:03
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Gary could make you a .224 Kay-Chuck easily
- WB, 2021-01-09, 19:28
- Scott, My S&W Kay Chuck with 8 3/8" gave - james, 2021-01-10, 13:48
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I am still thinking of the 327 Federal
- John W, 2021-01-09, 20:29
- think about the 321 GNR. It beats the 327 - gary reeder, 2021-01-10, 15:35
- .327, 7 shot, 6.5” - Brent Clark, 2021-01-10, 09:28
- 30 Carbine Blackhawk? - steve todd, 2021-01-09, 21:22
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Great choice, load from .22 RF to .357 Mag. levels.
- WB, 2021-01-09, 20:54
- I find the usefulness and understand having different - Asa, 2021-01-09, 21:36