Jim Taylor
If I remember correctly
Tuesday, May 05, 2020, 16:33

the guy who owned the gun said he did not know what happened. Bob and the engineers figured it out .. a really heavy bullet and an overload of powder .. the load squibbed and the bullet stopped just past the throat. Lots of unburned powder in the bore. The next load was fired .. it not only was very high pressure but it also detonated the unburned powder that was left in the bore.

Or something like that. It's been years since he told us the story.

The barrel and the front of the frame parted with the rest of the gun.


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