.475 No. 2 Nitro Express - King of the double gun cartridges
.404 Jeffery - King of the magazine rifle cartridges
The .475 No. 2 Nitro Express is one of the cartridges created after the Brits outlawed .450�s in India, and the .475 No. 2 was the best of them all. Power wise it�s the dead on equivalent of the .450 Nitro, or the .470 Nitro, but the extra large case (3 1/2" in length) means pressures stay low, ensuring sure-fire extraction under the worst imaginable conditions.
And the .404 Jeff?? Look at the profile of that cartridge�is there anything that say�s �Feed Me� better than that? It�s one of the most reliably feeding magazine rifle cartridges in existence. And it�s a .416 Rigby equivalent that fits in a standard action rifle; how can you beat that?
Okay, if those don�t get you going, then how �bout a wicked little military number?
The 7.92 Kurz, designed for the first "Assault Rifle". Just a mean looking little bugger.
I've never really thought about the subject but this is a pretty cool thread. I've never owned one, but I've always thought the Weatherby Magnums were really elegant looking cartridges with their radiused shoulders, long necks and of course the belt.
Favorite for me among them for looks? The 257 Weatherby Mag:
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hands down, 6BR. goes 2850 with a bullet that has a G7 BC of .272, on only 30 grains of powder.
That is the fugliest bullet/cartridge I've ever seen..What's it for anyway?
killing stuff and hitting targets.
I like the looks of the 6 br and the ppc too.
32-20, 303 british, 300 H/H for some reason also. 50 bmg just looks big so its sorta cool for that reason. But is an overgrown 06 really and not more fancy than that or a 270 so really all in all not that much.
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