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Weapon systems and military equipment built by multiple ammunition manufacturers.
3 weapon systems
.308 Winchester cartridgeCenterfire rifle cartridge in .308 WinBuilt in: United States.308 Winchester is a centerfire, rimless bottleneck rifle cartridge introduced by Winchester in 1952 and still loaded by major ammunition makers for hunting, match, and sporting use. C.I.P. lists 308 Winchester and 7,62 x 51 as alternate names, while SAAMI cautions that chamber fit alone does not guarantee safe interchangeability. This relationship-only page records the cartridge family and its rifle links without inheriting any conflict-use claims from a parent weapon page.
.44 Remington Magnum cartridgeRevolver cartridgeBuilt in: United StatesThe .44 Remington Magnum is a U.S. rimmed centerfire revolver cartridge introduced in 1955 and still sold by major ammunition makers for revolvers and handguns. C.I.P. lists the standard cartridge at 32.64 mm case length, 40.89 mm overall length, and 2800 bar maximum pressure.
.357 Magnum cartridgeRevolver cartridgeBuilt in: United StatesThe .357 Magnum is a U.S. rimmed centerfire handgun cartridge introduced in 1934 to extend .38 Special performance for revolvers. Winchester still catalogs it in Big Bore, Silvertip, and Defender handgun loads, while C.I.P. publishes official cartridge dimensions and pressure data for the round.
