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| | Evolution of Magnum Rifle Cartridges |
 | | Subsequent magnum rifle cartridges that followed the same basic principles were the 7x61mm S&H,.308 and.358 Norma Magnums,.264,.300,.338, and.458 Winchester Magnums, and the 7mm, 8mm, and.416 Remington Magnums. |
 | | The.300 WSM and 7mm WSM had exactly the same design goal as the Remington.300 and 7mm Short Action Ultra Mags, and were also based on a drastically shortened version of the.404 Jeffery case. |
 | | The fundamental meaning of magnum, remember, is "big case." The modern firearm press, in sharp contrast to the gun magazines of the 1960's that greeted the original.350 and 6.5mm short magnums with disdain, very conspicuously failed to point this out to their readers. |
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