Unique Handgun 7-30 Waters: Obscure but Badass

Published on July 14, 2015
Duration: 2:37

This video showcases the 7x30 Waters cartridge fired from a break-action pistol at extended ranges. The shooter demonstrates hitting a flash target at approximately 300 yards and attempts to hit a 50-caliber target. The video highlights the handloaded nature of the ammunition and the light trigger pull of the pistol.

Quick Summary

The 7x30 Waters is a unique handgun cartridge derived from the 30-30 Winchester, featuring an increased neck for greater capacity. Typically handloaded, it offers surprising long-range capability, as demonstrated by hitting a flash target at around 300 yards from a break-action pistol.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to 7x30 Waters
  2. 00:15Shooting at 300 Yards
  3. 00:43Hitting the Flash Target
  4. 00:55Attempting 50 Cal Target
  5. 01:11Missed Shot Analysis
  6. 01:36Redemption Shot Attempt
  7. 02:04Ammunition Details
  8. 02:11Call to Action: Google 7x30 Waters

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 7x30 Waters cartridge?

The 7x30 Waters is a handgun cartridge based on the 30-30 Winchester. Its neck has been increased to enhance its capacity, making it suitable for longer-range handgun shooting.

What type of firearm is used to shoot the 7x30 Waters in this video?

The video features a break-action pistol chambered in 7x30 Waters. This type of action is often used for specialized or wildcat cartridges.

Is the 7x30 Waters ammunition readily available?

The video suggests that 7x30 Waters ammunition is typically handloaded. This means shooters usually need to reload their own cartridges rather than purchasing factory loads.

What are the capabilities of the 7x30 Waters cartridge?

The 7x30 Waters demonstrates effectiveness at extended ranges. The shooter successfully hits a flash target at approximately 300 yards, showcasing its potential for accuracy.

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