Post by rick4070 on Jan 8, 2013 0:03:08 GMT
Exhibition shooters sometimes use parrafin wax bullets, powered by the primer only when shooting at close ranges, indoors.
They would use a handgun case with the primer flash hole drilled out larger, (otherwise, the primer would set back, and lock up the action,) push the cartridge case into a slighty softened cake of the parafin, pull the case back out, and seat a primer in the case.
They were fairly accurate at very close ranges, but didn't have much velocity.
They would use a handgun case with the primer flash hole drilled out larger, (otherwise, the primer would set back, and lock up the action,) push the cartridge case into a slighty softened cake of the parafin, pull the case back out, and seat a primer in the case.
They were fairly accurate at very close ranges, but didn't have much velocity.