wild cat mccane
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Exactly. I wouldn't call the HK throats small.
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45ACP +P ammo is externally/dimensionally identical to 45 ACP ammo and can be fired in any 45 ACP firearm that is in normal operating condition...
...The three JHP loads are designed for defense against humans, while the two non-expanding loads are designed to shoot through large shoulder bones or the skull on a black bear. These non-expanding bullets also work well if you need to shoot through cover like car doors or stick frame walls.
This is the ammo under discussion.
https://www.buffalobore.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=395
Over the years I've found that BB loads, particularly the +P and +P+ loads can leave the factory with bulged cases. That is cases that are bulged over factory standards for loaded ammo or handloads and will not fit in all guns chambered for the round
and thisKahr p45 got only 892, 907 and 850 for around 435 foot pounds ME
the Kahr P45 barrel is 3.54" polygonal Lothar walther.
What's a "common fit use"? do you mean like the sizes on your clothes?You'd tolerate that philosophy in any other product that has a common fit use?
Some doesn't. Or doesn't work as well. That's why there are different grades.Say, gas in your car may or might not work for your car?
I don't have an angled nail gun, no idea what does or doesn't work in one.Angled finished nails may or not work in your angled nail gun?
Don't have mechanical pencils, so same as the nail gun.0.7 lead may or may not work in your .7 mechanical pencil?
This part I simply do not understand. Don't you believe in freedom of choice?Yuck. No thanks to that libertarian noise.
Why should the maker, of anything be required to test every possible thing a consumer might do with their product? No one can. As I understand it, Buffalo Bore names what guns they have tested their ammo in. They make no claim beyond that. How is it their responsibility to test it in the oddball gun you or I have?If everyone in here with an HK says it hasn't worked for them, BB should say that it doesn't work with HK.
Industry specs prevent many incompatibilities, but there are other factors that may make a particular gun/ammo combination incompatible. That's just the way it is. Make sure you thoroughly test your social ammo and test a box of your range ammo before buying it in pallet increments.
I'd think about all one could ever get out of the acp case.
This is also where i stopped with these loads. The pistol used is older 1911, heavier recoil spring (18 lbs if memory holds), extended leade (throat), unique powder and a recoil buffer. What was surprising is the excellent accuracy using the 255 lrnfp with both heavy and milder loads. The higher POI is noticeable at 25 yards, maybe an inch to inch and 1/2.My own heavy bullet .45 acp loads run 850