pistol caliber rifles and combo single barrel rifles?

Question

im trying to find some diffrent kinds of those the ones i know of are the 410\45 357\38 special those are the only one i can think but am trying to find some other one

Answer 1

If you'll look at Savage, they have about made about everything you can think of.

12 Gauge with 30/30 combo.
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=2685050

I've seen 12 Gauge with 30-06' also.

Also interesting are the Rossi "Matched Set".
You get a break-open single shot gun with 3 barrels for $300.

Consists of a muzzle-loader, a rifle, and shotgun (12 GA/.243 WIN/.50 CAL). Or a muzzle-loader, and 2 rifle calibers (17HMR/ 270 Win/50 CAL)
Other variations (youth stock standard) have 20 gauge, .22 LR, &.50 CAL or .410 gauge, 22 LR & .45 CAL.

Kinda different... You can order the 20 gauge from Walmart.
http://www.rossiusa.com/products/product-details.cfm?model=S1224350M&category=MATCHEDSET

Here a google search that will show you lots more.

http://www.google.com/search?&q=+rifle+shotgun+combo

Answer 2

Bound's hubby here:

I think what you are looking for are:
1) Dual-use catridges (cartridges that can be fired in a rifle and pistol), and
2) Chamberings that are interchangeable.

Dual use cartridges (rifle and pistol) have included: .30 Carbine, .32-20, .38 Special, .357 Magnum, 9 mm Luger, .38-40, .40 S&W, .41 Magnum, .44-40 WCF, .44 Magnum, and .45 Long Colt. Several are still in production today, many aren't. Keep in mind, dual use cartridges were originally designed not for performance, but to minimize the number of different cartridges cowboys and settlers had to carry in a limited space!

Interchangeable cartridges, there are two varieties.
Two different cartridges in the same chamber, such as the .45 Long Colt and .410 are the most common (for two different shells with the same firearm).
Interchangeable shells, where the Special fits in the Magnum, but not vice versa (i.e.: .38 Special in .357 Magnum ... but not the reverse).

Good luck!

Answer 3

You are asking the wrong people here. Many of us collect as a matter of course. I do because I did not get married for many years later than normal I also always bought a really good deal. At last count I have: 18 Ruger 10/22s and 11 other .22 rifles, I also own 10 Mausers K98 in 8 MM. I have three bolt action .30-30's and five lever actions in various makes. I also own Ruger Mark 1 M 77 rifles, They are in.243,.30-06, and .25-06. I own a couple of Remington's one in .30-06, and .270. I have one Austrian Drilling and one from Germany. I they are in 16/16/7MM and 20/20/6 MM respectively. There is also a couple of Ruger ranch rifles in Mini 30. I also own four Sears shotguns in bolt action: 410, 20, 12, and 10 gauge. I own 7 Mossberg shotguns 4 in 12 gauge, and 3 in 20 gauge. I also one one Colt revolving 12 gauge shotgun. That covers all the legal hunting rifles and shotguns I also own some curios and collectibles.

Answer 4

People say the 40S&W can be fired from the 10mm but that's wrong and dangerous, if you do that you rely on the extractor for headspacing and that can be disasterous.

You can use 44 special in a 44 magnum too, nice safe rimmed rounds.

Answer 5

DONT FORGET THE OLD 44/40 THAT WAS USED IN THE LATE 1800'S
OF COURSE THE 22 RIMFIRE ANS 22WRFM
I BELIEVE THE 32S/W WAS ALSO CHAMBERED IN SOME RIFLES OR WAS THAT THE 32/44 ?

Answer 6

.22, 9mm, .40 S&W come to mind. Pick up a copy of the Gun Digest annual - or your library might have back issues.

Answer 7

You best bet would be Thompson Contender.
www.tcarms.com
They make a wide selection of daul calibers, and interchangable barrels.