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30 STREAKER
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30-STREAKER
IMPERIAL HANDGUN .30" up .349

30 STREAKER

30 · 1 headstamp · 1 scan
Calibre30
In the cabinetIMPERIAL HANDGUN .30" up .349 · 2 images
Headstamp of 30 STREAKER
Reading the headstamp
12 o'clockMaker's name or factory code
6 o'clockCalibre or year of manufacture
CentrePrimer — Berdan or Boxer, and any seal colour

Research notes

The 30 Streaker dates from 1993 and was developed by Lee Martin from Arlington, VA. The original idea was born from a dissatisfaction of the 30 Carbine loads in a Ruger Blackhawk. Lee felt that firstly rimless rounds in a revolver tend to provide too many extraction problems and secondly that a Blackhawk was capable of more, so they set out to develop the 30 Streaker. It is based on a shortened 30 Herrett case, or alternatively from 30-30 Winchester brass. The idea was actually a duplication of an old wildcat design from the mid to late 1970’s by another wildcatter named Bob Rayzak that used a shortened 30 Herrett in a Ruger Blackhawk conversion.

Provenance

2025Catalogued in the collection
Same drawer

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