Sidearms & Scatterguns .410 shooting. 45 LC.
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The reason why you see people talking about shooting .410 and .45 LC in the same gun is that they have the same base size - and a .410 shell can be safely fired in a .45 barrel without issue.
drew_235 is right, the .410 shotgun is nominally .410" barrel diameter - shooting a .45 LC in it might work - ONCE... with really negative results. Even if it was really a nominal .454" barrel, it'd be smoothbore and wouldn't stabilize the bullet either way.
drew_235 is right, the .410 shotgun is nominally .410" barrel diameter - shooting a .45 LC in it might work - ONCE... with really negative results. Even if it was really a nominal .454" barrel, it'd be smoothbore and wouldn't stabilize the bullet either way.
Another question is simply: why?
I'm a big fan of using the right tool for the job. You can probably find a simple/cheap/used 45lc carbine or even a Torus Judge revolver if you really want one gun for both cartridges.
I'm a big fan of using the right tool for the job. You can probably find a simple/cheap/used 45lc carbine or even a Torus Judge revolver if you really want one gun for both cartridges.
I hear an arrow shoots really good out of a 410!??
I've seen some really dumb shit people have done with shotguns over the years. Mostly duck hunters. I think it's because they set for hours in duck blinds and get bored ?
I have to say MOST things worked but that was then but This is now!
I've seen some really dumb shit people have done with shotguns over the years. Mostly duck hunters. I think it's because they set for hours in duck blinds and get bored ?
I have to say MOST things worked but that was then but This is now!
