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Do You Support or Oppose Universal Gun Registration To Enforce Universal Background Checks?
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I Oppose Universal Gun Registration in Order To Enforce Universal Background Checks 99%, 155 votes155 votes 99%155 votes - 99% of all votes
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I Support Universal Gun Registration in Order To Enforce Universal Background Checks 1%, 2 votes2 votes 1%2 votes - 1% of all votes
Total Votes: 157
03/22/2024
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Do You Support or Oppose Permit-less Concealed Carry in Montana?
Do You Support or Oppose Trained and Certified Armed School Staff Willing to Carry a Concealed Weapon on Campus?
Do You Support or Oppose The Castle Doctrine in Montana?
Do You Support or Oppose a Ban on Semi-Automatic Firearms?
Do You Support or Oppose A Ban on High Capacity Magazines?
Do you Support or Oppose "Red Flag" Gun Laws in Montana?
Would you SUPPORT or OPPOSE a SHERIFFS FIRST BILL that would make it a state crime for federal officers to arrest, search, or seize anything from a citizen without written permission from that Montana county's elected Sheriff?
Do you support or oppose the revitalization of The Montana Home Guard?
Should Montana require that stolen guns are reported to law enforcement?
Should law abiding citizens be able to freely own fully automatic weapons without restrictions?
Do You Support or Oppose The Proposed Great Wall of Montana?
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The first issue is that the ballistics are very different between the two rounds, and the second is the sabot itself. When you get a clean separation, the bullet flies true and hits where you were aiming. But about half the time the sabot doesn't separate cleanly. This kicks the back of bullet, causing a wobble that gives you a wicked flyer. Yes, I tested this with the rifle clamped in a rest with a remote trigger to eliminate the variables of my humanity.
I did end up finding a use for them as practice rounds for kids to let them step up to a larger rifle and caliber than they had been using because the recoil is much lower than a normal round. That was about the only good use for them I ever found. Maybe once I have time I'll try making some with a 3D printer to get a better design with more consistent separation.