Would be curious to see how accurate it would be.

I took mine to the range this morning. At 50 yards it was 20 inches right and 10 inches low from point of aim with a 32-20 round. Went over to the pistol range and at 15 yards it was 4 inches left and three inches low of point of aim with 32-20 rounds. Shot a 32 ACP round through it and it was 4 inches to the left of point of aim. Have figured out it will make a nice paperweight.

We never said they were good for anything, we just said they were fun to have in your collection......

May be you just need to work on your loads a little. HeHe.

The GaugeMate folks make 2 3/4 and 10 in long versions that adapt shotgun to shotgun and shotgun to common rifle/pistol. Might be fun to have a 44 Mag left barrel.:rotf:

Bruce

Elterich Rifle Bullet Shell
 

Found this thread after I found my old bullet shell by Elterich. As a 15 yr old boy I got my first real shotgun, a Fox Sterlingworth 16 ga dbl. It came with this shell. I shot it a couple of times then put it away until it surfaced recently as I was cleaning out some boxes. I am 73 now and it is in better shape than I am. Anyway if someone would like this, contact me and we can see what we can do. I do not have the puller but I used to push it out with a cleaning rod. 16 gauge, $100 shipped CONUS

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Lothar Walther makes these for common metric rifle calibers, to shoot .22LR.
I've never shot (at) a target big enough in my back yard to figure where it shoots.

I believe William Anson patented a similar device in the mid 1880s.