430 Ruger?

I like the .444 handgun idea. They make .45-70 revolvers, so why not? I almost got myself a .444 rifle as a companion to my .44 revos. Still might. I have an awful lot of .429" bullets.

The biggest problem with the proposed .429 Nitro, or whatever you want to call it, would be the people out there who then want to take it as a starting point, as the OP is doing with the .44 mag. "Well, if the stock pressure is 108K PSI, I wonder what I can push it to?"

This is America. Horsepower is everything. It even precludes common sense at times. :D

-- Sam
 
Yosemite Sam take a look at the .444 marlin handgun on this site:
http://www.magnumresearch.com/bfr_specs.asp
As you said they do make it in 45-70 and so I guess they made it in .444 also
 
Well, as was mentioned near the start, to reach this "potential" you may need a steel case. Brass starts to "flow" at 70K... :wink:

(And such a case ain't a pretty sight! :shock: )
 
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