Evergreen
Member
Hey, I just got a new S&W 460v and I had a question about caliber switching. I know I read some posts where they said if you are switching from .460 to .454 or .45LC that you should clean barrel and cylinder chambers before shooting a new caliber. Does anyone know if this is necessary and, if so, why would they do this? Would there be some problem between mixing of different powders? I don't know why but I read somewhere that a guy had major problems when going from .460 to lower calibers and someone suggested this.
I am taking my gun to the range today to give it a try and I hope I don't have any problems. I'd be interested to hear people's advice on this one.
I am taking my gun to the range today to give it a try and I hope I don't have any problems. I'd be interested to hear people's advice on this one.