Going to have to put a little work into finding the right load for this one. The LFN / Unique load that shoots well in my 92s was all over the target with a few keyholes. Switching to 100 Jacketed SP, was better but still not as good as it should be. Took the 92 along just in case a woodchuck popped up.
Took along a couple of fun shooters as well.
Although this one has been worked over and nickel plated, it's still a matching, British proofed .455 Webley. I bought it because it reminded me of the stuff I used to see at the gun shows as a kid, when there wasn't much interest in these guns.
That big, heavy lead bullet is a lot of fun with steel targets, but just some paper and cans today.
I picked up this 1937 Brazilian Contract .45 ACP, a short time ago for a really good price since it was missing the lanyard ring and original grips. Lanyard ring is on the way, and I'll find the right grips before long.
Always been a big fan of the .45 AR and this one really likes the 185 Hornady JSWC and 4.6 grains of Bullseye.
A beautiful sunny morning with some nice old S&Ws,
jb
