01-20-2015, 01:26 AM
I have said this before. I had a guy a gunsmith tell me that that would be like throwing a hotdog down a hallway. It is best to use the caliber you are shooting. That way there would be less room for any error. I am sure there are different opinions on the matter but when you are talking the speeds and pressures out of a firearm it is best not to have anything bad happen. I had have them custom made for 100 dollars and fixin to have another one made for the daughters rifle. Now adays there are a few places that make brakes for specific calibers. BANG BANG!!