Yes, 200 grain.I’ve heard of people using those. A 200 grain bullet?
Yes, 200 grain.I’ve heard of people using those. A 200 grain bullet?
Well, you can say that again…Yes.
As many have stated before, there was no improved accuracy over the round ball. That came from load development. The only advantage was the heavier bullet giving more penetration at the desired range.
I concluded that a .451" RB which I also cast from a Lee mould + a felt OP wad was the better and more accurate choice.
220, 221, whatever it takes.Why go 43 when you can go 44?
Plus better odds of a sucking chest wound. Natures way of telling you…I have to think 1 big hole doesn't leak better than a big hole plus a bigger hole . . .
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