Then somebody needs to get busy on the 54 Special revolver cartridge. Brass case, 209 primer, a 425 grain 54 caliber Great Plains Bullet and about 120 grains of 2F Black to get it rolling.
Sounds cool, but I think it's against Federal law to have a gun that accepts cartridges with bullets of over .50 caliber, except for slugs for shotgun shells. The Feds have chosen, in their infinite wisdom, to classify such weapons as
destructive devices rather than as firearms. I think the exceptions are grandfathered-in rifles like old .600 NE elephant guns and such. No newly made firearms, though.
