I didn't know that such a gun existed. I've seen .22lr, .357 mag, .41 mag, and a few others but no .223.

 

What happened too the .223 revolver?

Were you perhaps thinking of the Raging Bull .223?

Taurus had first mentioned them back in 2006 or 2007 but unfortunately they've not materialized. Hopefully they still intend to make them available at some point.

 

Only got one word about a 223 revolver, but it is not PG13, so I will just say, WOW!!

 

If they'd make one, I'd buy one. I'd like one in 7.62x39 also.

Magnum Research has some rifle chamberings in their BFR series but the only one I'm interested in from them is 45-70.

 

Magnum Research has some rifle chamberings in their BFR series but the only one I'm interested in from them is 45-70.

Yeah they have some other high powered beasts too. The term hand cannon comes to mind when I see them.

 

Yeah they have some other high powered beasts too. The term hand cannon comes to mind when I see them.

Definitely.

And I think if anyone owned a lever action 30-30, one of their BFRs in the same chambering would complement it nicely.

 

CZ makes a nice bolt action brush gun in 7.62x39 with a 5 shot clip. Would the chambers on a .223 revolver be sloped like a .223 casing with only a .22 size exit hole? I would rather have a .223 than .17HMR because they are both about 225 for 1000 rounds and the .223 would be more power full /

 

Kel-Tec makes one (PSG-16?). Looks like a cut down AR15, Picatinny, everything. You can put a single point sling on it, 30 rd banana, foregrip, flash suppressor, etc...
Pretty cool, not sure how practical though. They market it as a "hunting and target" pistol. Really just a trenchcoat toy...
Wish I had one ;D

 

I remember this too...

.223 Raging Bull would be fun esp with a shorter barrel ! but I doubt they'll make one...

 

Does the Kel-Tec take AR mags? I'm not sure of how one would make a practical gun out of this.

 

They do take ar mags. I would just pay the extra 100-200 for an ar15 pistol.

 

You know I was watching a army movie of some kind supposedly set in Iraq, and one soldier did have a black long cylinder revolver , and I kept wondering what it was chambered for .223 ? 7.62? 410?
I'm still wandering.

 

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