Does the .44/45 Cal work for a .44 Magnum?
510924
yes it'll work fine --it's all about the chamber being a .44. i use my snake on my .45. by the way, the difference between a .44 and .45 is simply .001 and that's a teeny tiny tolerance difference and why the snake works on either caliber. the magnum kicks in on the powder charge & round length and is irrelevant to the chambered caliber... good luck, pilgrim.
510925
Yes it should. There's plenty of thickness on the body of the snake to take up any bore between .44 - .45. Keep in mind that this is pistol length and might be too short for some rifle applications.
1582037
I do not load .338 but I believe the die will press out 50 cal so I would assume it would do .338 Lapua
1420740
I don't think it would. I did use it for a 44 and it worked, but that seemed to max out its size.
18625
.338 Yes. I have personally used it on 2 different models. On 50cal it may be a bit light, I have not tried though. .
251854
I believe the taper on the guide pin will work up to a 50 cal. I have not tried it on my 50 cal. yet. But, I know it worked on my 45-70, 30.06, 270 and several others. This is a great way to bore sight and you do not have to have several different size devices.
246254
No. This works with .223 or 5.56. That being said, depending on the magazine, one can get speed loaders for them
2278174
Not sure. To find out if the FNX 40 and 45 have the same specs go to FNHUSA.com and look at the spec sheets for both pistols. That would answer your question.
435447
Not a stupid question at all. The caliber .45 can mean ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol) or it can be .45 Long Colt (or simply 45 Colt) like those fired in single-action revolvers and others. The bore snake for 45 acp will also work with .45 Colt, .454 Casull, .45 Winchester Magnum or any other "45". In fact, it can be used in .40 caliber firearms (10mm) and works quite nicely. They work well in the "Judge" revolver, as it fires both .410 shotgun and .45 Colt ammunition. Hope this helps.
1413731
can't answer that---I havve two 40 cal---EAA---Ruger---0ne 9MM EAA and a 9MM Chiappa M1 carbine---it works fantastically for all those---I really can't imagine it not working on any 9MM--40s&w; or 45 caliber magazine---hope that helps
186048
I am not sure I have it on a ruger 44 magnum super red hawk right now. It works fine thanks
125438
Here is what the package says: .17 cal, .220 to .250 cal, .270 to .320 cal, .338 to .357 cal, .440 to .50 cal, and 12, 16, + 20 gage shot gun. Based on that, I would think it would work fine on the .308 and .223 cal. The 7.62 is in mm and may be similar to one of the mentioned calibers but you would have to verify yourself. Good luck!
182189
I would say there is a good possibility as I have used my .45 and my .38 special and it works great for both.
1270302
Yes, if you pair it with a set of .40 dies and a set of 30-06 dies. Get a good reloading manual to go along with it so you understand reloading concepts
76997
Yes. What you have is for a .40S&W or 10mm pistol. It will be undersized for a .44 or a .45 cal weapon.
1902992
Yes it will. 30-06 is still jus a .308 cal. Just make sure your barrel is threaded for it.
500702
I dont own any .45 cal rounds...but logic says that if a gun is chambered in .410 and will fire .45 as well ....yes?.45 Maybe not as long as .410 tho.
420830
Yes. It comes with two collets, one smaller than the other. I have no trouble with 9mm, 40 S&W; and 45 ACP. I'm sure it would pull other pistol loads, perhaps down to 32 cal, as well as smaller rifle cartridges, but I haven't tried those.