Bruce, Glad no offence taken and certainly none intended.
As far as power goes, as CERTUS has explained in some detail our interest in switching/converting to smokeless stems mainly from the fact that most of the indoor ranges in the UK will not allow Black Powder but a conversion to smokeless allows us to shoot Black outdoors if we wish and smokeless indoors. What's not to like?
Power may be a factor in the US I appreciate, where you are able to use Handguns of all types and powers in a much wider context, but in the UK, for 25yd 'plinking' as it is referred to, the loads that have been promulgated here for both the ROA and the Remington .44, pretty much fill the bill.
I spent a very enjoyable day on a desert range outside Phoenix, shooting everything from a WW II MG 42, M 1, AR 15, Kalashnikov, Glock etc. a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Enjoy your freedom, here we have to make the best of what we have
Happy shooting/development
Steamjohn
As far as power goes, as CERTUS has explained in some detail our interest in switching/converting to smokeless stems mainly from the fact that most of the indoor ranges in the UK will not allow Black Powder but a conversion to smokeless allows us to shoot Black outdoors if we wish and smokeless indoors. What's not to like?
Power may be a factor in the US I appreciate, where you are able to use Handguns of all types and powers in a much wider context, but in the UK, for 25yd 'plinking' as it is referred to, the loads that have been promulgated here for both the ROA and the Remington .44, pretty much fill the bill.
I spent a very enjoyable day on a desert range outside Phoenix, shooting everything from a WW II MG 42, M 1, AR 15, Kalashnikov, Glock etc. a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Enjoy your freedom, here we have to make the best of what we have
Happy shooting/development
Steamjohn