Thats pretty good accuracy...
I'm not knocking the round at all, just not convinced there's any magic in going to a small rifle primer in gaining (what the article said was) another 6,000 psi. At the same time I'm not sure I'd just load me up some +P+ ACP's to those velocity levels either in a stock gun to test my theory either. I might consider it in a Glock or 1911 with a stiffer recoil spring and a barrel with a fully supported chamber. But, rather than deal with changing points of impact going from the SMC round to standard ammo and such, I think I'd rather just buy a 10mm (definitely more powerful, especially with genuine full power factory or handloads) or just leave my ACP an ACP and use a .44 Magnum for anything else where I wanted more power. You can hit the SMC 230 grain and 255 SWC velocities in a .44 mag with 9 grains of unique or less without beating the gun up.
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- Primer pocket magic or horse sense??? -
rob,
2014-11-21, 17:14
- correction... -
rob,
2014-11-21, 17:32
- Thje ACP web is the weak part. 451 Detonics etc have a stron - Rob Leahy, 2014-11-21, 18:17
- Primer pocket magic or horse sense??? -
Cherokee,
2014-11-21, 17:52
- Primer pocket magic or horse sense??? - rob, 2014-11-21, 18:21
- Primer pocket magic or horse sense??? -
Sarge,
2014-11-22, 06:48
- Thats pretty good accuracy... -
rob,
2014-11-22, 11:21
- Thanks... -
Sarge,
2014-11-22, 12:59
- That is definitely true... - rob, 2014-11-22, 13:14
- Thanks... -
Sarge,
2014-11-22, 12:59
- Thats pretty good accuracy... -
rob,
2014-11-22, 11:21
- .357 mag gets along fine with small pistol primers - bj, 2014-11-21, 20:00
- correction... -
rob,
2014-11-21, 17:32