| 9.3x57 |
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| 28/01/09 12:32 AM |
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Re: Brennekes in the Double Slugger
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I think using lg in one barrel and a solid (unspecified type) in the other. I gather this was not an uncommon practice in India,and continued for many years
This also can be the solution, as it were, to a gun that shoots one barrel to POA with slug/RB and puts the other one somewhere distantly else. You may find miscreant barrel to pattern buck OK and thereby at least have some form of backup shot. Sort of a "single shot" slug gun with a quick load of buckshot at hand.
Hardening can also be done by dropping the bullet straight from the mod into a bucket of water.
JUST MAKE SURE NEVER TO MIX IN ANY WAY WATER AND MOLTEN LEAD.
FOR EXAMPLE, DO NOT TAKE WET BULLETS FROM THE BUCKET AND DUMP THEM BACK INTO THE POT; A STEAM EXPLOSION CAN BE THE RESULT!!