Pistol Caliber Carbines

[Mike SC Hunter]

My carbines are revolver rather than pistol caliber - Ruger/Marlin 357 & Henry 41. I load for both and thoroughly enjoy shooting either. The 41 is my grandson's favorite.

Mine too......45LC Navy Arms 24 in octagon bbl........357 Interarms 92 357 mag.......Marlin 1894 44mag......Winchester 94 44 mag.......Winchester trapper 45LC.........Marlin 336 44 mag..........I care nothing for the plastic semi auto's made now.

 

[biku324]

Here's a photo of my Ruger-Marlin 1894C in 357.

 

[Phenix]

Ruger PC has a factory option for Glock and aftermarket for M&P magazines.

These days M&P magazines get some traction. Smith's own FPC is a great seller. Although Resolve is not selling well (tops at about 6,800 at present), it still exists. KelTec sells a "multimag" version of SUB2000 that can take them. And finally, Henry Homesteader (tops around 22,000) comes with a factory magwell that supposedly accepts M&P.

What do the numbers 6,800 and 22,000 mean?

 

[Equus]

My carbines are revolver rather than pistol caliber - Ruger/Marlin 357 & Henry 41. I load for both and thoroughly enjoy shooting either. The 41 is my grandson's favorite.

Revolvers are pistols.