dobedo
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A true pistol caliber carbine Big Horn Armory model 89 in .500 S&W magnum 18" barrel with his little brother a Magnum Research BFR revolver in .500 S&W magnum. Along with their cousin an 8" handmade Bowie.
Let's see carbines in pistol cartridges.
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Are those still available anywhere?
jmorris
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Just find a 7.35 no one has ever had ammunition for and unscrew the barrel, chop it off in front of the rear sight and thread it for the 38 spl barrel.
American ingenuity. Awesome
jmorris
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Threading a stub isn't something I came up with, I have seen a number of folks do it with single shots. Like this one.
The Carcano already had the right bolt head but I have no idea what threads they used, for the receiver and barrel. Not standard or metric, some odd ball, figured that was away around having to duplicate them, just use the original ones.
Dave DeLaurant
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This Husqvarna single shot is a borderline pistol-caliber (32-20) rifle due to its size and weight:
A couple .44 Magnums:
A very short H&R SB2 with a custom barrel in .38 Super:
Sporterized Swedish Rolling Block in 8x58Rd, shortened to carbine length and mainly fired using a .32 H&R Magnum chamber adapter:
A couple .44 Magnums:
A very short H&R SB2 with a custom barrel in .38 Super:
Sporterized Swedish Rolling Block in 8x58Rd, shortened to carbine length and mainly fired using a .32 H&R Magnum chamber adapter:
Carl N. Brown
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.45 ACP AutoOrdnance (Numrich) TM1 Thompson Semi-Automatic Carbine
.45 ACP AutoOrdnance (Numrich) Thompson (logo) Automatic Pistol (1911A1 clone)
.38 Spl/.357 Mag Legacy Sports Puma (Rossi 1892 carbine
.38 Spl/.357 Mag Ruger Security Six revolver
.22 s,l,lr Marlin 39A Mountie (approx. 1964 with Weaver B4 scope 1950s no plastics)
Heritge Rough Rider revolver with cylinders for .22 s,l,lr and .22 wmr & .22 wrf.
.22 wmr Taurus Model 72 pump action carbine 16.5" barrel
(The thread is "carbines in pistol cartridges" but my old pictures are more carbines and handguns in the same cartrdges. Close enuf for gov't work.)
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mstreddy
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A few of the Pistol Cartridge Carbines...
chicharrones
needs more ammo
A few of the Pistol Cartridge Carbines...
A frequent weather condition you seem to have there.
JFrame
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I love this recent surge in PCC threads! 
I've posted these pics elsewhere, but just to add to this thread...
Pic #1 -- T/C Gen-1 Contender with a 16.25" .44 magnum barrel
Pic #2 -- Winchester Trapper chambered in .357, accompanied by some compatible revolvers...
I've posted these pics elsewhere, but just to add to this thread...
Pic #1 -- T/C Gen-1 Contender with a 16.25" .44 magnum barrel
Pic #2 -- Winchester Trapper chambered in .357, accompanied by some compatible revolvers...
BrotherMaynard
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Ruger 44 Mag Carbine. The S/N indicates that it was made 1969-1970.
Charlie98
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I don't know if it's technically a 'rifle' or a carbine... but I've got my Marlin 1894 in .41, paired with my Dan Wesson 741... makes a nice combo.
...the Marlin always delivers...
I like handy carbines... like my H&R Classic Hunter in .45 Colt...
...the Marlin always delivers...
I like handy carbines... like my H&R Classic Hunter in .45 Colt...
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Pat Riot
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Here’s my new to me Henry X model .45 Colt
My Ruger PC Carbine 9mm
My Winchester 94 Trails End .357. It has a 20” barrel so I am not so sure it’s a carbine. I do know this. I love this gun.
My Ruger PC Carbine 9mm
My Winchester 94 Trails End .357. It has a 20” barrel so I am not so sure it’s a carbine. I do know this. I love this gun.
WheelGunMan
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"Remlin" 1894 in .357 Magnum
Lefty38-55
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Sub2K with MidWest Industries reddot swivel- mount that is bullet proof. Has Sig (ick!) mag release so that I can use high capacity pre-ban (blue State) CZ (yay!) magazines.
wanderinwalker
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Just posted in another thread:
CZ Scorpion Carbine 9x19mm
Colt 9mm Carbine, 9x19mm
CZ Scorpion Carbine 9x19mm
Colt 9mm Carbine, 9x19mm
Here's one of my pairs....
Ruger's Flat Top .41 Magnum Blackhawk & Marlin's 1894S in that candidate for best of all revolver cartridges: the .41 Magnum.
The Marlin has been upgraded with a Williams Fool Proof receiver peep, and a saddle ring to replace the (useless on a lever gun), 'safety'.
A well seasoned block of rosewood in my cutoff bin, supplied the makin's for the grips on the Ruger.
Best regards, Rod
Ruger's Flat Top .41 Magnum Blackhawk & Marlin's 1894S in that candidate for best of all revolver cartridges: the .41 Magnum.
The Marlin has been upgraded with a Williams Fool Proof receiver peep, and a saddle ring to replace the (useless on a lever gun), 'safety'.
A well seasoned block of rosewood in my cutoff bin, supplied the makin's for the grips on the Ruger.
Best regards, Rod
25-20 WCF
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My Marlin Camp Carbine chambered in .45 ACP above my Winchester M1894 chambered in .45 LC. Both purchased new over 30 years ago and still runnin’ strong today.
