3845 Clerke

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3845 clerke. A complete set of 38 / 45 clerke reloading dies , with complete barrel , bushing and recoil spring dies are like new and have a complete 4 die case forming set with shellholder , barrel is well used with light rifling barrel bushing , recoil spring and a case cutting jig to make cases from 308 rifle all of this was made in the late 1960's by bo clarke himself !. Back in the sixties or so a guy named Clerk devised a wildcat called the 3845 that was simply a 45 ACP necked down to 38 caliber The idea was to have an easy to shoot, light recoiling 38 for the centerfire stage of NRA Bullseye. 3845 Clerke $ 360 ea3845 Clerke quantity Add to cart Return to Shop SKU 3800R Category 38 Caliber Related products380/0 Webely Mk IV Revolver $ 345 ea380/0 Webely Mk IV Revolver quantity Add to cart38 Short Colt $ 344 ea38 Short Colt quantity Add to cart3856 Winchester $ 507 ea.

The entire wiki with photo and video galleries for each article. 38/45 Clerke Edward Clerke The Three Clerks The Clerks Trooper Clerks Worshipful Company of Parish Clerks Six Clerks Ellen Mary Clerke Thomas Henry Shadwell Clerke Charles Clerke Clement Clerke Henry Clerke Gilbert Clerke Bartholomew Clerke Clerks ★ clerk Add an external link to your content for free. Wow, this is a blast from the past Way back, I got one of Bo Clerke's 3845 conversions Bo had a gunsmith shop, The Armory, in CA in the 1960's Attached are some PDFs of his brochure for the conversion I still have the conversion and some RCBS dies and case form die, kicking around somewhere.

Notes Loads chronographed in a Colt Gold Cup equipped with Whitney 3845 stainless steel barrels;. I still have a Clerke 38/45 barrel, RCBS form and loading dies and a few formed cases from the 1960's Haven't used them in many years Cases are formed from 45acp, so no shortage there It was originally designed for target shooters that needed a 38 caliber for use in bullseye competition. This is the talk page for discussing improvements to the 38/45 Clerke article This is not a forum for general discussion of the article's subject Put new text under old text.

The 3845 Auto was designed by Bo Clerke of the Armory gun shop, Burbank, CA and was first announced publicly in the October, 1963 issue of Guns and Ammo magazine in an article by Howard French The 4538 Auto is based on a45 ACP case necked down to accept standard357 bullets. The38/45 Clerke (pronounced "clark"), aka38/45 Auto Pistol or45/38 Auto Pistol is a wildcat semiautomatic pistol cartridge developed by Bo Clerke and introduced in Guns & Ammo in 1963. 3845 Clerke get a drop in barrel for your 1911 lol View entire discussion ( 2 comments) More posts from the BrandonHerrera community 13k Posted by 2 days ago Lord Kalashnikov AK pics/gunposting 13k 17 comments share save hide report 12k Posted by 4 days ago Comments are locked Just in case y’all missed the good news 12k.

"Besides the 3845 Auto (4538 Auto Pistol, 4538 Clarke) Are there any other wildcats based on a necked down 45 acp?" The cartridge is the3845 Clerke;. The Clerke First pistol was the brainchild of Clerke Technicorp, an evolutionary extension of Eig Cutlery Clerke Technicorp is admittedly a pretty cool name However, when the brain trust finished with the company title apparently their creative well was pretty much spent The gun’s action began life as a starter pistol and really. Oehler Model 32/61 chronograph/Skyscreen systemAverage temperature 68 degrees All loads are maximum in test gun/barrels DO NOT EXCEED!.

The38/45 Clerke (pronounced "clark"), aka38/45 Auto Pistol or45/38 Auto Pistol is a wildcat semiautomatic pistol cartridge developed by Bo Clerke and introduced in Guns & Ammo in 1963. 38/45 Clerke 5 inch 1911 barrel and bushing This is a reduced size barrel and has a matched bushing see pics, bought it as a project but never got around to finishing it Includes reloading die set from RCBS sizing die, seating die and expander die Includes 28 pre formed brass. I still have a Clerke38/45 barrel, RCBS form and loading dies and a few formed cases from the 1960's Haven't used them in many years Cases are formed from45acp, so no shortage there It was originally designed for target shooters that needed a38 caliber for use in bullseye competition.

Notes Loads chronographed in a Colt Gold Cup equipped with Whitney 3845 stainless steel barrels;. The entire wiki with photo and video galleries for each article. Clerke First A series of inexpensive revolvers made by Clerke Technicorp Shop available Clerke First parts from Numrich Gun Parts Corporation today!.

Yes, the 3845 Clerke was intended as a mild and accurate round for the CF course of the Bullseye 2700 match However, it was not intended to address any supposed problems involving the 38 Special wadcutter in the 1911 platform Rather, it was to allow the use of the much more plentiful 1911 pistols and slides with 45 ACP breechface. The Clerke First pistol was the brainchild of Clerke Technicorp, an evolutionary extension of Eig Cutlery Clerke Technicorp is admittedly a pretty cool name However, when the brain trust finished with the company title apparently their creative well was pretty much spent The gun’s action began life as a starter pistol and really. The38/45 Clerke (pro­nounced "clark"), aka38/45 Auto Pistol or45/38 Auto Pistol is a wild­cat semiau­to­matic pis­tol car­tridge de­vel­oped by Bo Clerke and in­tro­duced in Guns & Ammo in 1963.

Wikipedia lists the3845 Clerke as using a 130grain bullet at 1,245 fps, for 445 ftlbs of muzzle energy For comparison, a standard 115grain 9mm is listed as 1,300 fps and 4 ftlb (Less muzzle energy) A38 Super using a 130grain bullet is listed as generating 1,305 fps and 492 ftlb of muzzle energy. Oehler Model 32/61 chronograph/Skyscreen systemAverage temperature 68 degrees All loads are maximum in test gun/barrels DO NOT EXCEED!. Notes Loads chronographed in a Colt Gold Cup equipped with Whitney 3845 stainless steel barrels;.

And everything was made by a great classic gunsmith bo clerke is also the inventor of the 38 / 45 round and named after him this round is also known as the 38 45 auto , 38 45 hardhead and with a stronger case the 38 casull only the 38 casull used a special case with a small primer pocket. The 38/45 Clerke aka 38/45 Auto Pistol is an automatic pistol cartridge developed by Bo Clerke in 1963. Clergyman 38 45 Clerke a wildcat semi automatic pistol cartridge Clerke crater a lunar crater named after Agnes Mary Clerke Clerke Rocks, a group round, so a Colt Model 1911 is chambered for 45 ACP or 38 Super, or re chambered for 38 45 Clerke Brown, Edmund G 09 Handgun Safety Certificate with one in the chamber 38 Colt Super Automatic 38 Super Auto 38 Super ACP 38 Super P Super 38 9.

The 38/45 Clerke (pronounced "clark"), aka 38/45 Auto Pistol or 45/38 Auto Pistol is a wildcat semiautomatic pistol cartridge developed by Bo Clerke and introduced in Guns & Ammo in 1 History and design 2 Ammunition and Handloading 3 Related rounds 4 See also 5 References 6 External links It is essentially a 45 ACP case, necked down to 357, resulting in a cartridge similar in. We've been supplying customers with hard to find parts since 1950. For auction is 227 rounds of the SUPER RARE 3845 Clerke ammo!.

Clergyman 38 45 Clerke a wildcat semi automatic pistol cartridge Clerke crater a lunar crater named after Agnes Mary Clerke Clerke Rocks, a group round, so a Colt Model 1911 is chambered for 45 ACP or 38 Super, or re chambered for 38 45 Clerke Brown, Edmund G 09 Handgun Safety Certificate with one in the chamber 38 Colt Super Automatic 38 Super Auto 38 Super ACP 38 Super P Super 38 9. The38/45 Clerke (pronounced "clark"), aka38/45 Auto Pistol or45/38 Auto Pistol is a wildcat semiautomatic pistol cartridge developed by Bo Clerke and introduced in Guns & Ammo in 1963. Cartridges are loaded with 160gr LRN bullets, and are very accurate Ammo has been stored in a sealed military ammo can with silica gel packets inside, to ensure dryness Highest bidder gets the prize!.

The 38/45, 38 casull and Tony's 9mm super are the WSM series of pistol rounds The sharp shoulder with a short fat powder column allows for more efficient burning of powder allowing the use of much slower powders. Buy 3845 Clerke GunBroker is the largest seller of Vintage Ammo Ammunition All. Work up carefully from one grain below.

Also called the38 Safe Stop The38 Casull is the same basic cartridge loaded to a higher pressure. I like how the 400 Corbon almost gets 10mm Auto velocities out of the 45 ACP case at mere P pressures but now I've stumbled upon this baby and I'm wondering how its ballistics compare to the 357 Mag. Oehler Model 32/61 chronograph/Skyscreen systemAverage temperature 68 degrees All loads are maximum in test gun/barrels DO NOT EXCEED!.

3845 CLERKE The 3845 Auto was designed by Bo Clerke of the Armory gun shop, Burbank, CA and was first announced publicly in the October 1963 issue of Guns and Ammo magazine in an article by Howard French The 4538 Auto is based on a45 ACP case necked down to accept standard38 cal bullets. This is the talk page for discussing improvements to the 38/45 Clerke article This is not a forum for general discussion of the article's subject Put new text under old text. Left to Right 38/45 Clerke, My bastard barrel, 38 Casull, 9mm Super After shooting it for a bit, I have come to the conclusion that an unsupported 1911 barrel isn't really the right platform for this round, so I ordered a 9mm Super reamer to rechamber a 6" Witness barrel When it arrives, I'll post some load data for it.

Work up carefully from one grain below. Work up carefully from one grain below. Buy 3845 Clerke GunBroker is the largest seller of Vintage Ammo Ammunition All.

The 38/45 Clerke aka 38/45 Auto Pistol is an automatic pistol cartridge developed by Bo Clerke in 1963. The38/45 Clerke (pronounced "clark"), aka38/45 Auto Pistol or45/38 Auto Pistol is a wildcat semiautomatic pistol cartridge developed by Bo Clerke and introduced in Guns & Ammo in 1963. Wikipedia lists the3845 Clerke as using a 130grain bullet at 1,245 fps, for 445 ftlbs of muzzle energy For comparison, a standard 115grain 9mm is listed as 1,300 fps and 4 ftlb (Less muzzle energy) A38 Super using a 130grain bullet is listed as generating 1,305 fps and 492 ftlb of muzzle energy.

The 38/45 ACP was designed by Bo Clerke in the early 1960’s This was used mostly as a target round for NRA auto pistol match the round was built around a Colt Gold Cup and featured a 75 “ barrels It was a low recoil round Also designed for jacketed 357 bullets. I still have a Clerke38/45 barrel, RCBS form and loading dies and a few formed cases from the 1960's Haven't used them in many years Cases are formed from45acp, so no shortage there It was originally designed for target shooters that needed a38 caliber for use in bullseye competition.