The Paradox was “invented” in the late 1800’s. This application was perfected in the early 1990’s. With solid projectile a .45 cal. Bullet is fired and travels some 3.5” to somewhat progressively squirt through 1.5” of .430” bore! Hamilton Bowen and Ross Seyfried worked out the details along with a gaggle of other loonies.
I’m geeking on the residuals of their knowledge. Trying a slick twist or two of later tech.
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I have a 300 gr. .45 Colt Ruger load to do.
- WB, 2025-06-27, 15:08
- I shoot a 310 grain - Randy Barnett, 2025-06-27, 17:17
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My 300 gr. .45 Load averages 1150 or so.
- Jim Taylor, 2025-06-27, 15:37
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This is actually the .45 Paradox loading.
- WB, 2025-06-27, 16:13
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If you've never read it....
- Kevin T, 2025-06-27, 19:15
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Great article as long as you remember . . .
- ORG, 2025-06-28, 06:17
- I decided not to use 4227 or AA1680 . - WB, 2025-06-28, 15:53
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Yes, that’s a great article, classic.
- WB, 2025-06-27, 20:27
- This gun is a modified .44. All steel with - WB, 2025-06-28, 06:31
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Great article as long as you remember . . .
- ORG, 2025-06-28, 06:17
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If you've never read it....
- Kevin T, 2025-06-27, 19:15
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This is actually the .45 Paradox loading.
- WB, 2025-06-27, 16:13