[Andy]

Murph, Sparrow is right on. If there are lands and groves on the bullet it's pretty easy to determine which way it came out of the weapon. However, the beauty of a wad cutter is that often the round will come apart on entry, head shots in particular, thus there may not be enough of them left to make a match.

Sid, how many weapons are you going to let me shoot? Lt. told me not to take my own so it will be, "Can I try that?"

Always keep 200 rounds of 158 grain brass jacket hollow points for the .357 and the same number of rounds of 200 grain silver tip .44 hollow points. Just personal protection of course.

Hey, has anyone heard of the Street Sweeper? It's a 12 G. shot gun, semi, with a box mag that holds 8 rounds. Fired it once with 00 Buck, quite a weapon.

Stay healthy,
Andy