Hunter Elliott

I like the eight because it's obnoxious.

No, it's cool.

And that brings me to another point.

And if I'm taking, if you got something to go over, I'm just, no, you're fine.

All right.

I'll keep this brief.

And so one of the, one of the, one of the things that I've been telling people for years and years is modern 45 Colt, which, which Sammy classifies now is plus Pete.

It simply doesn't recognize many plus peak cartridges, but they recognize a few and they do recognize 45 Colt plus P 45 Colt plus P is, uh, very similar to 44 Magnum energies.

And it's true.

Uh, and I mean, this is, uh,

And, and, and I mean, this is, so this, I don't know if, yeah, this is a, here, I'm gonna go back to, I'll go back to your, uh, okay.

Yeah.

You see it there.

That that's the same round.

So that's a 300, that's a 335 grain bullet.

And it's, it, it's corner graph chronographed at 1,250 feet a second out of an eight inch barrel.

So, or excuse me, out of a seven and a half inch barrel.

they do a 360 grain which is 1200 feet a second out of a seven and a half inch barrel now you compare those energies to heavy 44 magnum like 240 grain or 300 grain right um they are comparable the the advantage the 45 colt has is it can do that with less pressure

because it is a bigger case, and it's a bigger bullet.

You've got a .44 Magnum is .429, and the .45 Colt is .451.