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| In the 1970's the late Elgin Gates decided to designed a series of new Magnum cartridges. All the new cartridges were dubbed SuperMags by Gates and were 1.610" in length, or about three-tenths of an inch longer than standard Magnum Cartridges. Mr. Gates made up cartridges in .357, .375, .44, .45, .50, and .60 caliber. In the 1980s with the help of Eligan Gates, Dan Wesson Arms produced SuperMag revolvers in .357, .375, .414, and .445. The basic idea behind the SuperMag series was simple. It strived to offer performance that was superior to every magnum revolver cartridge of a given diameter in existence at that time. This was achieved by lengthening the cases to both increase powder capacity and boost operating pressures. These Cartridges were made from Star-line Brass, not from another caliber so some people may consider them proprietary cartridges, and others may consider them wildcats. |
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