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| − | A '''wildcat cartridge''' is a term often used for modified versions of already commercially-produced ammunition. They have been created by enthusiasts and professionals alike, in order to alter or improve the performance of the original. It's unknown where exactly the term originates from. Frank Barnes, in his famous work [[Cartridges of the World]], notes that these custom wildcat loadings have "...been around for for a long time; at least 100 years." Such creations have ''probably'' existed since the dawn of modern cartridge ammunition. | + | A '''wildcat cartridge''' is a term often used for modified versions of already commercially-produced ammunition. They have been created by enthusiasts and professionals alike, in order to alter or improve the performance of the original. |
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| + | It's unknown where exactly the term originates from. Frank Barnes, in his famous work [[Cartridges of the World]], notes that these custom wildcat loadings have "...been around for for a long time; at least 100 years." Such creations have ''probably'' existed since the dawn of modern cartridge ammunition. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:24, 9 November 2019
The .224 Montgomery, a wildcat cartridge based on the .25 ACP, necked down to accept .224 caliber bullets.
A wildcat cartridge is a term often used for modified versions of already commercially-produced ammunition. They have been created by enthusiasts and professionals alike, in order to alter or improve the performance of the original.
It's unknown where exactly the term originates from. Frank Barnes, in his famous work Cartridges of the World, notes that these custom wildcat loadings have "...been around for for a long time; at least 100 years." Such creations have probably existed since the dawn of modern cartridge ammunition.
Pages in category "Wildcat Cartridges"
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