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Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins
The one in the middle is a "Keith" type semi-wadcutter weighing 270 grains. This one is designed by Dave Scovil, editor of Handloader and Rifle magazines. He determined this was about as heavy as we can go and still have most guns shoot reasonably close to their sights.
I load this one over 16.5 grains of 2400 for just about 1,000 fps from a 4 3/4" gun. This would be considered a "+P" load, so we don't use it in older guns. .
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Upon further review, I have further questions. So....the Keith is a bullet? A heavier one, requiring more gun powder for similar velocity and trajectory? Where do I find these rounds? Not Cabelas?