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Unread 05-22-2018, 10:18 PM   #1
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What American Handgunner article is that???

I did/do have a .256/30 Mauser C96 that I did years ago. Uses the Hornady 60gr JFP #2510 bullet. Clymer ground the reamer. Still have the barreled upper but passed the C96 on. Flat shooting; loud crack.

The barrel was originally much longer but I cut it back and re-chambered it. My cartridges were made from .223 Remington brass cut down and reformed in a .256 Winchester Magnum sizing/reloading die. Chamber cut with a .256 Winchester Magnum chambering finishing reamer.

Bullet, cartridge, comparison of .256 and .30 Mauser barrels, reamer, and barreled receiver. The #2510 bullets still show up on GB and eBay frequently.
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Unread 05-23-2018, 03:30 PM   #2
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Hey Rick,


I am also interested in what issue of American Handgunner Mag that you found said article. Sounds most alluring.
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If one googles "American Handgunner 25 luger" it will come up as well. Not often see a Luger in that caliber and octagon barrel yet.
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