Some muzzleloading slug gun competitors swage two-piece bullets, base being softer than nose. Among these I anticipate some swaged bullets are [also] mechanically joined in addition to the swage, perhaps by a male teat inserted into a female hole. Would the male to be inserted be integral with soft base or with harder nose?
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Swaged lead slugs for competition
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At issue is/was the size(length) of the bullet itself.
I'm sure an individual shooter would have his own preference
At issue is/was the size(length) of the bullet itself.
I'm sure an individual shooter would have his own preference
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