Magnum

Magnum refers to firearm cartridge that are either bigger than a similar cartridge or derived from it. Magnum firearms refers to guns that can use magnum rounds.

## Magnum Handguns[edit]

* .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire \- more commonly called .22 Magnum
* .357 Magnum \- also called .357 Mag. Used most commonly in the Ruger GP100 and Smith and Wesson Model 686
* .44 Magnum \- also called .44 Mag. Used most commonly in the Smith and Wesson Model 29, Smith and Wesson Model 629 and Ruger Redhawk
* .460 Smith and Wesson Magnum
* .500 Smith and Wesson Magnum \- more commonly called .500 Smith and Wesson. Used most commonly in the Smith and Wesson Model 500

## Magnum Rifles[edit]

* 7 mm Remington Ultra Magnum
* 7 mm Remington Magnum
* .300 Winchester Magnum \- more commonly called .300 Win Mag
* .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire \- more commonly called .22 Magnum
* .338 Lapua Magnum

## See also[edit]

* List of rifle cartridges
* List of Magnum pistol cartridges

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