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.40 cal cases used as .44 Magnum bullets

🕑 Added 2021-03-22 23:11:57 +0000 UTC

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Kayl Tsk

I have to end my patreon stuff.. Yall are amazing i hope your videos can stay monetized & stuff as normal in the future. 💙

TAOFLEDERMAUS

Just shirt sales.

TAOFLEDERMAUS

I've tried quite a few other video sites including Full30 and could never achieve a following there and videos would get maybe a dozen views.

TAOFLEDERMAUS

thank you Chad

TAOFLEDERMAUS

thanks Eugene

The Art of the Reel

What do you have for support besides Patreon?

Jun Kumazawa

Mr. Cameltoe, increase the ogive and reduce overall weight to a target of 240 grains.

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TheOlsonOutfit

And thanks for actually testing some!

TheOlsonOutfit

Lately, I've seen videos popping up of swaging cases into jackets. This is cool stuff.

George Steele

Surprised that the bullet nutated (I think that's the word - a spiral like a football?) given that the hard cartridge brass should have engaged the rifling well, and the bullet weight was high. Faster twists are for lighter bullets. Think maybe the light rear part of the bullet, where the cartridge case webbing thickened, somehow disturbed the balance compared to solid lead? Of course, it's also possible that a solid lead bullet does that over the first few tens of feet - I've never seen high speed camera footage of a .44 Magnum cast lead bullet. Interesting.

Dr. Strangelove

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Bruce Layne

Shooting a .40 case in a 44 magnum is really gonna confuse some law enforcement ballistics expert. "How did THAT get in this guy?" Maybe sprinkle some bullets around the crime scene where they'd normally find brass cases. Their lead suspect would be the HK marketing guy who loaded the ammunition into the magazine backward to make the printed brochure that HK was distributing at SHOT Show until someone mentioned the goof. Just for fun, I'd forge some microstamping imprint on the case head before I made it into a bullet.