What is your favorite unique caliber that is difficult to find?

[Combloc]

7.92 kurz.

 

[Mark75H]

7.92 kurz.

You own a gun chambered in 7.92 kurz that you would actually fire or just throwing out a rare number?

 

[Cochise]

2 7/8" 10 Gauge

 

[somd_mustangs]

You own a gun chambered in 7.92 kurz that you would actually fire or just throwing out a rare number?

he's probably got more than one

I'd love to see .38 ACP be produced again in quantity but suspect not enough demand, or it would be...
For the old Colt semi-autos and Spanish 9x23 Largo pistols adapted to it.

You wanna rare fantasy number? Howza about .49 / 12mm / 13 mm Gyrojet. I'd shoot it if it was available, but I'm not going to burn up the $100-200 per round it costs now for 60 year old rockets (if you can even find it).

 

[Doctor_M]

he's probably got more than one

I'd love to see .38 ACP be produced again in quantity but suspect not enough demand, or it would be...

Ohhh. Ohhh. This!!

 

[smokey]

6.5 Grendel
Everyone who shoots one loves it, but rarely buy one because ammo is so hard to find.

Yes, this. Although basspro has had some federal black in stock. Cheaper steel case is harder to find.

 

[Combloc]

You own a gun chambered in 7.92 kurz that you would actually fire or just throwing out a rare number?

Not at all. I have one of the BD44's that PTR brought in years ago and I shoot it now and then. I have a little under a 1000 rounds through it at this point. No, I don't take it out on a regular basis and pound rounds through it but I do take it out a couple times a year and I like to keep a stockpile of ammunition for it because you never know when either Privi Partizan is going to stop making batches or imports will stop altogether.

 

[Mark75H]

Cool!