shot45.pngOur new house sits on a lot a little over a half acre (~24,000 ft2) and is mostly covered with local vegetation that could be shelter to rats or snakes or whatever vermin that lives there. I haven’t seen any vermin on our visits to the new place, just some cottontails, quail and other small fuzzy things. In case there are any snakes and such, I figure that a magazine with some of these would be the preferred load around the house.

I see these in both .45 and 9mm on the internet. Here’s the specs:

.45 ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol), CCI Shotshell, 117 Grains of #9 shot.
9mm Luger (9×19mm), CCI Shotshell, 64 Grains of #12 shot.

  • Rigid plastic shot capsules that breaks on the rifling.
  • Flexible base wad prevents gas blow-by.
  • Reliable CCI primers.
  • Residue removes with normal cleaning methods.

I’m pretty sure that this ammo would be illegal in Antigunifornia. I deduce this because of their absurd attitude that the Taurus Judge, which can shoot 410 gauge shotgun shells, is considered a “short barreled shotgun.” This ammo would convert your .45 or 9mm pistol to a “short barreled shotgun.” Ridiculous.