45 AUTO RIM STANDARD PRESSURE Pistol and Handgun Ammo

45 AUTO RIM STANDARD PRESSURE
225 gr. Hard Cast Wadcutter @ 950 fps
20 Round Box

ITEM 31C

PRESS RELEASE FOR BUFFALO BORE 45 AUTO RIM, “STANDARD PRESSURE”
225GR. HARD CAST WADCUTTER, ANTI-PERSONNEL

This 225gr. full profile wad cutter, 45 auto rim, is the most deadly “standard pressure” load ever devised for the 45 auto rim cartridge. It utilizes the same bullet as our 45 Colt ANTI-PERSONNEL ammunition (Item 3I) and because of popular request to have that bullet loaded into 45 auto rim ammo, here it is.

This bullet will penetrate around 28 inches in flesh and bone and makes a horrific permanent crush cavity because of its wadcutter profile. This load is the power/pressure level equivalent of  45 acp+P ammo and is safe to use in all modern 45 acp revolvers, including any/all (even pre-war) 1917 model revolvers in normal operating condition.

Flash suppressed powders are used in this ammo so the shooter will not be blinded by his own gunfire and this is a tactical advantage as roughly 95% of all civilian shootings in the U.S. happen in low light when the criminal element is at work.

The 225gr. wadcutter bullet is hard cast (not lead) and is properly lubed and will not substantially lead foul your barrel even after extensive shooting sessions, nor will the bullet fragment, smear or mushroom on impact with flesh and bone, thus ensuring very straight and deep penetration with a consistent crush cavity throughout its path.

Note the velocities we obtained from stock factory revolvers:

983 fps -- S&W Mt. Gun, 4-inch barrel
909 fps -- S&W Mod. 325PD, 2.5-inch barrel

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