Foul implements! Got to love it!

If you dig at an outdoor range, it is not unusual to see intact bullets in the sand backdrop.

It is usually FMJ bullets.

I assume they are hitting soft spots in the backer.

My favorite 45 is a 1916 made Enfield revolver. Shaved for moon clips. It got lots of attention at the qualifier for my last carry renewal. All the instructors got to shoot it!

Done!

Done!

+1 on the 422. Very accurate and reliable for me.

C&R here. I got the call this morning.

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Battle Creek Armory had a break in.

The green factor may be a downside. I don't foresee the Brass Rats scooping up empties if there is no metal in the spent cases. Probably won't be a factor for most reloaders but I recall military spent brass is sold by the armed forces sometimes.

Just fill the case till the bullet barely fits...right?

+1 on the fouling as a first guess.

Depending on the range you use and it's rules, it would be an interesting experiment to shoot 3-4 groups and then clean the bore to find out.

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It is nice to be above average in something!

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