Over at https://castboolits.gunloads.com/sho...ghlight=chrony Mr. Littlejack bemoaned killing his chronograph with a single errant #9 shot pellet while testing a trimmed .460 S&W Mag he had made into a shot shell that fit into his .45 Colt revolver.
So what is this 460-for-45-Colt shot shell?
(I did multiple searches looking for "460" and nothing came up, not even Littlejack's post, and I knew it existed. I had to use "chrony" to find his post.)
I have a few 460 S&W Mag shells I found at the range. They do indeed fit into a 45 Colt cylinder and employ the same shell holder, but they are like 5/8" longer than a .45 Colt shell.
Why not just make .45 Colt shot shells from .45 Colt brass? What's the advantage using 460 S&W?
Sounds like an interesting project.
What's the process? There must be empty .45 shot containers out there somewhere for reloading. I bought some for .357 four decades ago. Still have them....