2 Bore Ammo vs 9mm

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4 years 9 weeks ago, 7:16 PM

hillbilly77

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That is what they call

A Henry Bowman special.

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4 years 9 weeks ago, 7:18 PM

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2 Bore is easier to get than the 9mm

...check... G-AZ

4 years 9 weeks ago, 7:22 PM

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I have heard of these.

first time I have seen what the brass looks like.

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4 years 9 weeks ago, 12:43 AM

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Ammo

What in the hell are those used for, or what gun are these for??

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4 years 3 weeks ago, 3:40 PM

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Henry Bowman

spent "years" looking for a 4-Bore in the book.

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3 years 28 weeks ago, 6:28 PM

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Just researched this and its

Just researched this and its about $85 for one round. Theres even a video on that site. http://www.vincelewis.net/2bore.html

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1 year 45 weeks ago, 10:27 AM

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The brass

on these seems a little thin for the amount of powder they hold. I'm surprised they don't have case ruptures. But then again, I imagine the barrel and action for one of these monsters fully contains it.

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1 year 25 weeks ago, 1:06 AM

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What does case thickness have

What does case thickness have to do with case volume?

1 year 25 weeks ago, 11:44 AM

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Volume of powder (pressure) it can handle

No sir, he fell into that bullet... Never argue with a stupid person. They'll just drag you down to their level and beat you with experience!!

1 year 25 weeks ago, 1:36 PM

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How's that? Maybe someone can

How's that? Maybe someone can calc that out here?

1 year 25 weeks ago, 2:54 PM

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tell 'ya what,

you just fill that som-bitch to the top with powder, seat your bullet and see what happens..........I recommend a long string on the trigger....lol

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1 year 25 weeks ago, 3:02 PM