Yesterday I had the History Channel on while I was doing some chores around the house. They had some show on about trick shooting and long range gun accuracy. I was only catching bits and pieces of it. One thing did catch my attention.
They had this CAS guy doing all these fancy trick shots. He was good. He also decribed what he was shooting. He was using a Winchester 1892 chambered in .45 Colt. Then he held up a round. He said that the bullet was a 130 grain cast bullet. It was shaped unlike any other bullet I have ever seen.
Here is my question. Does such a bullet for .45's exist?
They had this CAS guy doing all these fancy trick shots. He was good. He also decribed what he was shooting. He was using a Winchester 1892 chambered in .45 Colt. Then he held up a round. He said that the bullet was a 130 grain cast bullet. It was shaped unlike any other bullet I have ever seen.
Here is my question. Does such a bullet for .45's exist?