IF you want to get the best results with your LBR,
get some 140gr wad-cutters,
with a bit of tinkering with the powder load, you can get excellent scores,
IF you want to get the best results with your LBR,
get some 140gr wad-cutters,
with a bit of tinkering with the powder load, you can get excellent scores,
148 grain double ended wadcutters or hollow base wadcutters and reduce your powder load , Pre ban that was what was mostly shot out of revolver's as an accurate target load.
Thanks for the info, I’ll look into the wadcutters also.
Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22/BRNO Model 2/Remington 597/Buckmark/Marlin.44
Sounds like a heeled bullet. Should work fine. Proper heeled bullets are very accurate.
IIRC, Bruce Potts did an article about loading .308 backwards, possibly for a sub sonic load, I think the results were quite good from memory
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I read a report that in WW1 the ever recousefull tommies used to pull the bullets from their 303's and turn the bullets back to front to counter the german snipers. The report stated that german snipers used to operate behind steel loopholes and the tommies soon discovered that a bullet which was fired from reversing the bullets would hit the steel plates with such force it caused hot metal shards and spauling causing many wounds to the face and even permantly blinding some snipers.