I hope these Guy's daughters do not own any laptops..

 

kinda old vid!

i like the fireformed look after

These are the same idiots who were shooting .45LC and .454Casull out of a .410!

Cool. Next, I want to see them figure out a way to fire a .338 Lapua Magnum out of a Ruger LC9.

Wonder how much powder they were using, I don't know if it's me or not, but it seemed a little light for 50BMG..

well that there is a warning to be ignored if I ever saw one. Just need to find a place to try this out

I see no reason not to try this if:

 

- You live in the middle of nowhere

- You have a shotgun you want to destroy

- You have a trench to lie in while you pull the cord attached to the trigger

Wonder how much powder they were using, I don't know if it's me or not, but it seemed a little light for 50BMG..

 

I think it was a full powered .50BMG round. It looks like because there was no decent chamber seal, that there was a lot of unburned powder. Look at what was in the first bucket.

There was basically no pressure becuase all of the gas escaped around the bullet.

There had to be some, the brass was fire formed!

this is the same kind of idiot that wont buy slugs but knows how to make bird shot into a slug

this is the same kind of idiot that wont buy slugs but knows how to make bird shot into a slug

That was actually a common practice way back when..paper-hulled birdshot was cheap..Slugs were expensive/nonexistant, the "Cut Shells" gave you the best of both worlds..think the neolithic version of the Breaching Slugs we use today.

I think grand pa's old double choked full and extra full with those ring cut shells is a scary thought