problem as it is one of our own cartridges that we developed.
I would have to see the factory markings to be able to duplicate it so if you have any paperwork showing the 10mm cylinder that would help. On either of the cylinders I would need the gun in here to build and fit the new cylinder to it. Both of those cylinders would be 6 shot cylinders and would run $325 each plus the shipping back. If the 401 GNR is to be used in the Buckeye revolver then I would only need the one gun.
If you decide to go with it, just box the gun up good and send it to me. Make sure and put the info I need to build the cylinder and I will take care of it.
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cylinder
- Rbeck, 2024-12-24, 10:01
- Building the cylinder is no problem. Also the 401 GNR is no - Gary Reeder, 2024-12-24, 12:43
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I have a .401 on a 6-shot, great cartridge
- WB, 2024-12-24, 12:19
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cylinder
- Rbeck, 2024-12-24, 13:17
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I think I was running my 200 gr. @ 1550-1600fps
- WB, 2024-12-24, 17:58
- That load is about 400 FPS under what it will do - Gary Reeder, 2024-12-26, 13:00
- Yes, it is considerably more power than the 10mm. The - Gary Reeder, 2024-12-24, 15:21
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I think I was running my 200 gr. @ 1550-1600fps
- WB, 2024-12-24, 17:58
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cylinder
- Rbeck, 2024-12-24, 13:17