Question: Do bullets/balls back out when...
firing a BP revolver? I suspect they can assuming an undersized bullet but what keeps them in the chamber? A BP cartridge pistol can be crimped of course. I just never read of this being any sort of an issue with BP.
Back story: I picked up some Kaido bullets for the .450 Adams which were intended to be used in the Ruger OA. They are 225ge and .456 diameter which is a good match for the Adams. However, they are tapered for ease of loading the ROA. At the moment, I do not have a short enough crimping die so I ran them as is. Third shot, the cylinder would no longer turn because of a bullet sticking out. I have an idea on how to crimp in the future but it got me to thinking.
Thanks!
Complete thread:
- Question: Do bullets/balls back out when... -
Hoot,
2023-08-03, 13:49
- I suspose they could but never had RB do that. -
JimT,
2023-08-03, 14:10
- I suspose they could but never had RB do that. - JT, 2023-08-03, 16:30
- It all depends... - Paul, 2023-08-03, 16:58
- Thanks folks! -
Hoot,
2023-08-04, 07:40
- A friend from Idaho, used to size 250 Semi Wadcutters for - Rob Leahy, 2023-08-05, 19:00
- I suspose they could but never had RB do that. -
JimT,
2023-08-03, 14:10