Craig Boddington was the senior contributing editor of our modern gun and ammunition caliber dictionary. Craig was involved in the development and testing of many of these and writes from first hand experience. This dictionary was written exclusively for Wholesale Hunter with unique information found nowhere else.
GUN CALIBER DICTIONARY
Centerfire Handgun
10mm
22 TCM
25 ACP
25 NAA
30 Luger
32 ACP
32 H&R MAG
32 North American Arms
32 S&W
32 S&W Long
32 Short Colt
327 Federal Magnum
357 Magnum
357 Maximum
357 Sig
38 Colt Short
38 Long Colt
38 S&W
38 Short Colt
38 Special
38 Special +P
38 Super Automatic
380 ACP
4.6X30 Heckler & Koch
40 S&W
400 Cor-Bon
41 Colt
41 Remington Magnum
41 Special
44 Auto Mag
44 Colt
44 Rem Magnum
44 Russian
44 Special
45 ACP
45 Auto Rimmed
45 AUTO+P
45 Colt
45 Colt / 410 gauge
45 Glock Automatic Pistol (GAP)
45 Schofield
45 Winchester Magnum
454 Casull
455 Webley
460 Rowland
460 S&W Magnum
475 Linebaugh
480 Ruger
50 Action Express
500 JRH
500 S&W
500 Wyoming Express
7.62 Nagant
7.62X25mm Tokarev
7.63mm Mauser
9mm Luger
9mm Makarov
9mmX18mm Ultra Police
9X21mm
9X23mm Winchester
Centerfire Rifle
17 Hornet
17 Remington
17 Remington Fireball
204 Ruger
218 BEE
22 Hornet
22 Nosler
22-250 Remington
220 Swift
221 Remington Fireball
222 Remington
223 Remington
223 Winchester Super Short Magnum
223 Wylde
224 Valkyrie
224 Weatherby Magnum
225 Winchester
240 Weatherby Magnum
243 Winchester
243 Winchester Super Short Magnum
25 Winchester Super Short Magnum
25-06 Remington
25-20 Winchester
25-35 Winchester
250 Savage
257 Roberts
257 Weatherby Magnum
26 Nosler
260 Remington
264 Winchester Magnum
270 Weatherby Magnum
270 Winchester
270 WSM
275 Rigby
28 Nosler
280 Rem Ackley Improved
280 Remington
284 Winchester
30 Carbine
30 Nosler
30 Remington AR
30 Thompson Center
30-06 Springfield
30-30 Winchester
30-378 Weatherby Magnum
30-40 Krag
300 AAC Blackout
300 H&H
300 Norma Magnum
300 OSSM
300 Remington Short Action Ultra Magnum
300 Remington Ultra Magnum
300 Ruger Compact Magnum
300 Savage
300 Weatherby Magnum
300 Whisper
300 Winchester Magnum
300 Winchester Short Magnum
303 British
303 Savage
307 Winchester
308 Marlin
308 Norma Magnum
308 Winchester
32 Winchester Special
32-20 Winchester
325 Winchester Short Magnum
33 Nosler
338 Federal
338 Lapua Magnum
338 Marlin Express
338 Remington Ultra Magnum
338 Ruger Compact Magnum
338 Winchester Magnum
338-378 Weatherby Magnum
340 Weatherby Magnum
348 Winchester
35 Remington
35 Whelen
350 Remington Magnum
356 Winchester
358 Winchester
370 Sako Magnum
375 Flanged
375 H&H
375 Remington Ultra Magnum
375 Ruger
375 Weatherby Magnum
375 Winchester
376 Steyr
378 Weatherby Magnum
38-40 Winchester
38-55 Winchester
40-65 Win
404 Jeffery
405 Winchester
408 Cheyenne Tactical
416 Barrett
416 Remington Magnum
416 Rigby
416 Ruger
416 Weatherby Magnum
44-40 Winchester
444 Marlin
45-110 Sharps
45-120 Sharps
45-60 Winchester
45-70 Government
45-75 Winchester
Introduced by Winchester in 1876 the .45-75 Winchester was a landmark development. Introduced in the 1876 "Centennial" Winchester lever action, it offered power very similar to the .45-70 Government...but in a repeating rifle. Using a bottleneck case with case length 1.882-inch, the .45-75 propelled a 350-grain bullet of .454-inch diameter) at 1380 fps. Realistically, it was only slightly more powerful than the .45-60...and only slightly less powerful than the .45-70, but its case "maxed out" the 1876 action, and it made a huge splash when introduced at the 1876 Centennial International Exhibition. It was adopted by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and retained past the end of the century but, realistically, both the 1876 Winchester and the .45-75 were eclipsed by the smoother Model 1886 Winchester, which could handle the .45-70 (and still larger cartridges). The .45-75 Winchester made the transition to smokeless powder and production continued into the 1930s — Craig Boddington
