Does anyone have one that is currently working and they can email me pictures of? matthew@hoodoo.com

Thanks!

Matthew

I assume you mean the .22 Eargesplitten Loudenboomer. I doubt any one has one they are shooting now, but who knows.

http://www.everydaynodaysoff.c...litten-loudenboomer/

http://www.downrange.tv/forum/index.php?topic=7970.0

I have a dummy round. Idaho Sharpshooter on here built one.

http://forums.accuratereloadin...=764107756#764107756



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WTF ; Would anyone want one of those for ?. Read some where somebody had WAAAAAAAAAAAAY to much time on their hands !.

I couldn't agree more !!!.

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Originally posted by Doc224/375:
WTF ; Would anyone want one of those for ?. Read some where somebody had WAAAAAAAAAAAAY to much time on their hands !.

I couldn't agree more !!!.

Not to mention, they'd also have to find a powder slow enough to burn for the full length of maybe an eight-foot barrel to use that large a charge efficiently behind a .22 bullet.... Werhner von Braun, where are you when we need you....?

A .378 Weatherby necked down to .224"? How about a .50 BMG necked down to .17? There is a practical limit to such silliness where a cartridge becomes a bomb. Such cartridges give a new meaning to "single shot" rifle. BOOM, clang, ding. The clang and ding are action parts hitting the firing line. P.O. Ackley wrote the cartridge was as much a stunt as experiment. Just the process of necking the case down to .224 makes me cringe and my hands ache.