RE: What sabot do i use?
I think it'll be the sabot that ends up being the priciest piece of the deal. I'm starting to get more curious as to how well they should do. You could always play around with hardness, weight, profile, etc.Not to mention .45 bullets can be had in .451,.452 and.454 typically.Keep in mind it's not hard to duplicate .45-70 ballistics with these guns...I'm gonna get some biggies from Bullshop one of these days but I'm really thinking of the possibilities here as well. A 350gr hardcast with a big meplat would be a hell of a killing bullet if you ask me...and you could drive 'em pretty quick I would think.
Actually Mac if I were you, being that you have a casting setup already, I'd be getting a .50 mold!
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