rodwhaincamo
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I have tried them backwards with two different bullets. One was a .45 cal SWC that often were too large to fit in the chamber (the guy who gave them to me said being .452" they slip into the chambers, and with a gorilla smash they'll expand in the chamber) as since they were flat based I flipped them as I've read of others doing such.
I also bought some 45-70 Gov't plinking bullets that were supposed to be resized, though they weren't. And so, again, I flipped them and shot them.
I didn't see any degradation in accuracy, and my ROA seems to shoot just about everything equally well from what I see. What I did notice were slightly larger perfect holes in the targets!
I also bought some 45-70 Gov't plinking bullets that were supposed to be resized, though they weren't. And so, again, I flipped them and shot them.
I didn't see any degradation in accuracy, and my ROA seems to shoot just about everything equally well from what I see. What I did notice were slightly larger perfect holes in the targets!