Elmer Keith Memorial Shoot Forums > Open Topic > Came across this... |
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albroswift Registered: 06/02/08 Posts: 581 | 07/25/09 at 05:21 PM During one of my relentless internet scowerages. Found it over at lonely machines blog.Trying to track a photo of one of Mr. Keith's revolvers. Squib load. Ouch. I'd probably develop a nasty flinch after this. |
albroswift Registered: 06/02/08 Posts: 581 | 07/25/09 at 05:26 PM Another one from over at Lonely Machines. The Dean would have appreaciated this one... |
ChrisO Registered: 01/03/09 Posts: 140 | 07/25/09 at 05:46 PM Al, Pretty interesting. Was there another bullet lodged in the barrel for this to happen ? I've heard in the past that a squib can cause this to happen, but I couldn't figure out how. |
albroswift Registered: 06/02/08 Posts: 581 | 07/25/09 at 09:40 PM Ive seen lighter loads screw up a barrel when a squib wa present, maybe this was a full blow load. |
SafarisAfrica Registered: 01/03/09 Posts: 109 | 07/29/09 at 11:23 AM Al whose grips are on the 44 they look really sharp |
albroswift Registered: 06/02/08 Posts: 581 | 07/29/09 at 11:58 AM Hello, Len. |
albroswift Registered: 06/02/08 Posts: 581 | 07/29/09 at 12:04 PM [QUOTE=ChrisO]Al, Pretty interesting. Was there another bullet lodged in the barrel for this to happen ? I've heard in the past that a squib can cause this to happen, but I couldn't figure out how. Re-read the story, shooter was shooting corbon magnum ammo, then swiched to corbon 44 special, so didn't notice the lack of recoil and bang when firing the shot after the squib. Even quality manufactured ammo will have a bad round in the box every now and then. (If you consider COrbon "Quality") |
ChrisO Registered: 01/03/09 Posts: 140 | 07/29/09 at 01:08 PM Thanks for the story Al. Iv'e never shot Corbon ammo, but I have shot Buffalo Bore and have been very pleased. |
albroswift Registered: 06/02/08 Posts: 581 | 07/30/09 at 06:50 AM [QUOTE=ChrisO]Thanks for the story Al. Iv'e never shot Corbon ammo, but I have shot Buffalo Bore and have been very pleased. .22 Hornet .223 .308 Win .300 Win Mag 7.62X39 .338 Win Mag .340 WBY 9MM/ 9MM Mag .38/.357 Mag (405 Win Coming soon) .40 SW .44 Sp/ Mag .45 ACP .45 Colt/ .45 Colt Mag/ .454 Casull 45/70 Probably missed something. 5.56, 454, .223, .308, .22 hornet .38/.357, 9MM, .308 case trimmer, .338/ .340, 40SW .45 Colt, 45/70, .45 ACP, 7.62 An organized, tidy reloading bench. Imperative for quality reloads. |
Jamesfromjersey Registered: 02/21/09 Posts: 88 | 08/02/09 at 04:35 AM Albro, That is one nice reload setup you have. Compared to your`s mine is a pig pen..... |
albroswift Registered: 06/02/08 Posts: 581 | 08/02/09 at 09:13 AM [QUOTE=Jamesfromjersey] Albro, That is one nice reload setup you have. Compared to your`s mine is a pig pen..... [/QUOTE] Thanks-- Maybe it's time we both did a little cleanup! Al |
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