I ran across a term I'm not familiar with, but I know somebody here has the answer. As my dad used to say, "Always a ready answer. Wrong, but ready."
In Brad Thor's new thriller "Act of War", (good read, by the way), one of the operatives has a suppressed Sig (caliber unknown) loaded with what they called Special K rounds. The implication is that they are loaded in such as way as to work with the suppressor to reduce further the sound emitted when the gun is fired.
Anybody know what a Special K round is? Handloads? Military only?
In Brad Thor's new thriller "Act of War", (good read, by the way), one of the operatives has a suppressed Sig (caliber unknown) loaded with what they called Special K rounds. The implication is that they are loaded in such as way as to work with the suppressor to reduce further the sound emitted when the gun is fired.
Anybody know what a Special K round is? Handloads? Military only?