3000 fps? Bah. Try the X-ring rubber bullets. They're good for 6000 fps. And I've got some old Speer plastic bullets with cases. They top 15,000 fps without any primer at all. I think it's the air pressure created by the firing pin as it approaches the primer pocket.
If you look closely at tonight's moon you'll see a number of small craters. Those are hits with the Speer bullets.
My Illudium Pu-36 explosive space modulator gets a pulsar beam appx. 13 times the speed of light. Wonder how fast Bill Jordan (RIP) got his parafine bullets to go out of his k frames?
Hot dog I shoot wax in my .41RemMag and don't get anywhere near 3K. Tell me your secret!!! I'll give up loading 250g cast and just use wax at many Ks to shoot everything.
I remember shooting wax bullets in my father's basement as a kid. I could see the projectile's flight. Ahhh, memories *El Tejons sings* something, something . . . memories la da da la da daaaahhhh.
OK guys, we all know he meant 300fps. My question is how did you get the cases to feed? Hand feed one at a time? Clean up must be a pain. I shoot plastic bullets and the primer makes a big mess so the parafin must really gum things up.
P2000 semi-auto I had to feed singly - pull the slide, insert the round, release the slide. Alledgedely there are some semi-autos that would feed empty cases from a magazine but I can't tell you which ones.
I made a bunch of wax rounds for P2000 but mostly I use them for my revolvers. Then it's a lot more fun.
The barrel looked really filthy after shooting but pushing through a patch stuffed tightly with a paper towel wad (I was in a hurry) a few times restored the barrel to mirror-like shine. Of course P2000 barels are hexagonal - several flat spiraling surfaces instead of regular rifling - and must be easier to clean this way.
But I do not have much problem cleaning my revolvers either. There is a lot of fouling but it is pretty loose.
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