The statement about reducing the frag from conventional jackets when shooting steel targets caught my eye. Even when following all the rules about shooting steel, it sometimes happens that shooters get hit by fragments, and they’re almost always pieces of the jacket. Lead seems to break into smaller pieces, and just doesn’t travel as far.
I would want to know more about the fouling the plastic leaves, though, before adopting the stuff wholeheartedly. We assume that plastic would be easier to remove than gilding metal, but it depends on what solvents are available and how they’re used.
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I can tell at sight a Chassepot rifle from a javelin.
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