brokenprism
US Veteran
I've read about oversized chamber throats on some 25-5s giving poor accuracy. As I understand it, factory .45 Colt ammo is loaded with .452 bullets, but some Smiths were made with chamber throats anywhere between .454 and .458. Assuming a .452 bullet is fired from a chamber say, .454 wide, wouldn't the forcing cone perform its function of constricting the bullet, and the rifling in the barrel stabilize it? What causes the inaccuracy? As long as the bore isn't oversized, what difference -- within reason -- would the size of the chamber make?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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