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Here is an even sillier question for you. Why would a person ever buy a .223 can? It is very limited on the guns you can use it on.
Buying a .30 cal can make much more sense. Most are only slightly larger and slightly heavier then a .223 can. You can use the .30 cal can on any caliber that is smaller including .223 and most are rated up to .300 Win Mag (check with your maker). Yes the exit hole on the .223 is a closer match but the extra volume in the .30 usually makes up for it. I had plans on a .223 can but after getting my .30 and hearing .223 cans it is not worth the extra cost for me to get one.
If a guy had a .22 can, a .30 can and a pistol cal can (I prefer 9mm) you will be pretty set on the amount of guns you can use.
Similarly, if one buys a .40 cal can will it work well with a 9mm too?
Interesting... So a .30 cal can will work with smaller calibers? That may change my plans a bit. On average, how much heavier/bigger are the .30 cal cans than .223 cans?
Similarly, if one buys a .40 cal can will it work well with a 9mm too?