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<blockquote data-quote="Orange Dust" data-source="post: 1676726" data-attributes="member: 92702"><p>All of this can be very confusing to younger folks out there. Some belted cases were not called magnum and some non belted magnums are not called magnum. The 300hh was first called Holland's super 30, the .224 weatherby varmintmaster has a belt. The .240 mag is a 6mm-06 with an unnecessary belt for marketing. The .220 swift, 26 and 28 nosler are true magnums.it goes on and on. Dont get caught up in the marketing bs, enjoy each of them for what they are and capable of. Learn how to properly load for what you have and it will suit you well. Every year they come up with new cartridges to sell firearms. They say it is the cartridge, but in my lifetime, it has been powders and bullets. Many of the new cartridges are rooted in Wildcats of yesterday with modern powders and bullets.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Orange Dust, post: 1676726, member: 92702"] All of this can be very confusing to younger folks out there. Some belted cases were not called magnum and some non belted magnums are not called magnum. The 300hh was first called Holland's super 30, the .224 weatherby varmintmaster has a belt. The .240 mag is a 6mm-06 with an unnecessary belt for marketing. The .220 swift, 26 and 28 nosler are true magnums.it goes on and on. Dont get caught up in the marketing bs, enjoy each of them for what they are and capable of. Learn how to properly load for what you have and it will suit you well. Every year they come up with new cartridges to sell firearms. They say it is the cartridge, but in my lifetime, it has been powders and bullets. Many of the new cartridges are rooted in Wildcats of yesterday with modern powders and bullets. [/QUOTE]
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