Anymore Wildcat or New Cartridges?

[TipBledsoe]

Not a wildcat, but I'd like to have a small j-frame-ish size revolver chambered in 32H&R mag that has a 5-round cylinder.

 

[wbblazer90]

50 BMG necked down to .224

 

[wbblazer90]

Not a wildcat, but I'd like to have a small j-frame-ish size revolver chambered in 32H&R mag that has a 5-round cylinder.

Actually with current metallurgy, I’d like to see S&W come back with the i frame and chamber it in 38spc/357 mag

 

[Axxe55]

50 BMG necked down to .224

First round to exceed 10,000 FPS in velocity!

 

[wbblazer90]

First round to exceed 10,000 FPS in velocity!

For those who want to take a shot at those pesky Russian spy satellites

 

[Moonpie]

Not a wildcat, but I'd like to have a small j-frame-ish size revolver chambered in 32H&R mag that has a 5-round cylinder.

Charter Arms makes something you might like.

Undercoverette

The Undercoverette offers many of the quality features that have made Charter’s classic Undercover a concealed-carry favorite. A short 2-inch barrel and soft rubber, full-size grips make this 6-shot .32 H&R Magnum, a comfortable yet reliable shooter with the stopping power you want without the...

charterfirearms.com

 

[HCS]

it has already been done, but I would like to see a factory standard .308 necked up to .338

 

[candcallen]

With all the available ammo choices on the market, I have to wonder if there are really any new wildcat cartridges someone could come up with that would be any better than what is already available on the market?

If I had to guess, it would be pretty difficult to come up with something new and improved, that there wasn't something already out there on the market.

Or if you could talk to the manufacturers, what would be your ideas for a great new cartridge that they should make?

One idea I had, was a Winchester 30-30 round, changed to a rimless cartridge for bolt actions, using a box magazine to be able to use better bullets.

That Hubel guy post stuff all over the internet from time to time. I must have read his stuff on a dozen gun websites. Including here.