I was talking with a local gunsmith this past weekend and mentioned that I was thinking about getting a .38-56. He then proceeded to tell me that there has been a number of recent articles published that state bottlenecks are much less accurate than straight wall cases. To my knowledge this is a load of bunk, as in the record of the .44-77 on target ranges proves. As I read just about anything I can get my hands on about BPCR and have not seen any articles in any magazines on this subject, I wonder where he got this. He couldn't remember the magazines he read this in.
Anybody recall any thing recently published on this subject?
Thanks.