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Old 09-09-2015, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by super_hunt54
T7, I've searched and searched and cannot find anywhere that they have restricted to .45 caliber and above in Michigan. Me tinks you have been misinformed! Pull the bullets out from under the stairs!
I was misinformed and the thread I read was at castboolits.gunloads board. Yesterday I replied and showed them the Michigan Firearms PDF on 35 caliber limitations I read, a long ways-off from 45 caliber. One guy then replied saying his regulations book was from 1988...... lol..... OMG.

So now I gotz' to crawl back under my basement steps and get that big size 13 shoebox full of 40 and 44 caliber bullets back out again. I'm getting dizzy from going back & forth and back & forth for the past week packing and unpacking bullets.

Wait! I need to unpack and repack plastic sabots now too. This has been a big hassle and no thanks to that castboolits board.

My load for the Omega is all set now. It's 90 gr BH209 and 200 gr 50/40 SST. My Knight was a 300 gr. 44-cal XTP. But I will try-out these 200 gr. 45-cal FTXs at the range, along with the highly rated 44-cal XTPs in 200 grain..... then go from there.

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