last gunshow i went to they had one for a good price and since i have a sick fascination with top break pistols i wanted to buy it but had left my pistol purchase permit home. so another show is coming up in september and i'm starting to do my homework, and i find that it allegedly intentionally shot a heavy 200 gn bullet at low velocity (also low velocity because top breaks are not especially strong) so that it would keyhole, entering the target sideways, hence do more damage.
this tendency is apparently a good thing for shooting nazis at 10 yards, but if i wanted to shoot at longer ranges, does it impair accuracy? can it be corrected by using a lighter bullet, or faster, or some other ballistics magic?
enfield #2 mk1 38 caliber.
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Last edited by lurker on Sun Jun 24, 2018 8:49 pm, edited 1 time in total.
i'm retired. what's your excuse?