Let's List The Most Popular .308 WIldcat's

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what are the other cartridges out there that used the .308 as the parent? any and all wildcats are welcome to be mentioned, but let's discuss the popular one's that you can actually access the HW necessary to handload.

.22 Cheetah
.25 Souper
.243 Winchester
.260 Remington
7mm-08 Remington
.338 Federal
.358 Winchester

.375 Jaguar?
.375 Raptor?

.45 VRAP

what else is missing?
 
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243 RCBS
243 Epps improved
260 Rem
264 Hollis
270/308 Winchester and improved version
277 ICL Flying Saucer
280/30 British
30 Kurz
300 ICL Tornado
308x1.5"
308x1.75"

iam up to 30 caliber I'll let someone else have a go.
You asked for WILDCATS not current factory rounds.
 
Everything from 22 to 40 cal and every variation of body and neck length and angle you can imagine.

It's all been done, but most would be "vanity" wildcats that are loaded and shot only by its creator.
 
You could run down the same list with the x57mm case length. Almost every calibre imaginable from .22 to 10.75mm (.423"). The only one I'm doubtful of is the .277", which is kind of pointless with the 7x57 there.
 
Mr. Friendly said:
gimme cartridge names/designations, not just bullet diameter's. :p
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I don't know of any for those, thus the question marks, was curious if any had been created. I could just look on the web obviously but I thought I'd post the question.

All I see is generic references for ordering die sets, i.e. .270-308 win.
 
Todbartell will know but before it was called the 260 Remington it was a Panther. Not sure if it was 6.5 panther or 264 panther.
 
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