Anybody ever heard of this one that recently showed up on ammoguidedotcom ?

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"This obscure round was introduced in 1880 during the heyday of long-range competition shooting in America. Period blackpowder rounds targeting this market tended to fall into two styles: straight-walled and necked cases. This was obviously a member of the latter.

"The .45-100 Remington seems to be a larger version of the successful .44-90 Remington Special released almost a decade earlier. Available as a special order chambering for Sharps and other rifles, no other cartridge dimensions are compatible. The cartridge was dropped from catalogs within a few years."

Ron aka "Rip" for Riflecrank Internationale Permanente
NRA Life Benefactor and Beneficiary
.458 Winchester Magnum, Magnanimous in Victory
THE WALKING DEAD does so remind me of Democrap voters. Donkeypox.