Ammunition Comparison Visual Guide Bullet Poster - Handgun Cartridges

This is another great wall poster available from the Cartridge Comparison Guide website. This one is specific to handgun caliber cartridges. It is extremely detailed and complete.

The Handgun Cartridges poster contains Metric, USA, and British cartridges.

• Description From Their Website
•  Over 320 Life Size Handgun Cartridges (within 4/1000 of an inch)
• Includes prominent WWI & WWII era Military & Ordinance Revolver and Automatic Handgun cartridges. Including Webley, Bulldog, Nagant, Nambu, Pieper, Bergmann, Tranter, Gasser, Colt, Maxim, Browning, Mannlicher, Steyr, Sauer, Mauser, and others.
• Includes a full range of cartridges from the 2.7mm and 3mm Kolibris up to 50 Cal cartridges such as the 500 Tranter, 50 G.I., 50 A&E (Desert Eagle), and the 500 S&W.
• The poster features the first revolver and automatic cartridges from the 1800s into the early 1900s from all over the world. From the American Wild West the first Colt, Remington, Ballard, M&H, Henry, Herters, and Army revolver cartridges. From England & Europe - Rook, Morris, Francotte, Canne, Roth, Cattle Killer, Rast-Gassers, Ordinance (French, Dutch, German, Italian, Swiss), Russian, Montenegrin, Nagant Brazil, and Genschow.
• The poster also includes modern cartridges such as the 5.7x28 FN, 22 TCM, 25 & 32 N.A.A., 9x18mm Ultra, 357 Sig, 9x25 DoubleTap, 357 Rem. Max, 400 Cor-Bon, 445 Super Mag, 460 Roland, and more.

Antique Firearms Law Changes Proposed In Senate

   The United States Gun Control Act of 1968 classified any firearm manufactured before 1898 as an antique thus making them exempt from any federal control. Essentially these guns are not considered the be "firearms" under federal law so they can be bought,sold, and shipped without any restrictions from the ATF.

   The date has remained unchanged for 45 years unlike the Curio and Relic classification which is updated and expanded on a regular basis. An antique in most items is commonly known as anything 100 years old or older so more items are included as they age.

   A new bill submitted May 1, 2014 designated H.R. 4547, seeks "To modify the definition of antique firearm". Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana drafted the bill in an effort to expand second amendment rights where these guns are concerned. The new definition for antique firearms would keep all the pre 1898 weapons and be expanded to include most firearms manufactured in or before 1913. Some military weapons like certain battle rifles would not be included.

firearms manufactured on or before 1913

Bill Cassidy (R-L

Bill Cassidy (R-LA)

Bill Cassidy (R-LA)

Bill Cassidy (R-LA)