TruthTellers
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This is sort of a follow up question from another thread, but I figure it deserves its own topic here.
I'm thinking about a .45 Colt chambered 1892 clone made by either Rossi or Chiappa and I'm just wondering, how strong is the action of the 1892? Could I trim .454 Casull brass down to .45 Colt lengths and load them nearly as hot as standard .454 and will the 1892 action be able to hold up to that power?
I'm thinking about a .45 Colt chambered 1892 clone made by either Rossi or Chiappa and I'm just wondering, how strong is the action of the 1892? Could I trim .454 Casull brass down to .45 Colt lengths and load them nearly as hot as standard .454 and will the 1892 action be able to hold up to that power?