"It was first introduced after the emergence of firearms that could be undetectable by metal detectors or X-ray machines."
Um, which guns were those exactly? I thought the 3D prints were the first ones that didn't use a metal slide or barrel.
Or are they referring to the "Glock 7" from Die Hard?
The round nose comment comes directly from the article posted about the CZ. The charge weight range is useable from one bullet of the same weight to another, but there are other factors that have to be taken in account to safely reload, as always. No manual I have lists a MAX OAL other than...
Pg 158 of Lee Modern Reloading:
"Jacketed: As the name implies, these are for jacketed bullets. In rifle loads, point styles may be used interchangeably. Handgun loads: be certain you do not use extreme hollow points with this data"
And no, cramming a bullet into the lands from the case...
Yes, within reason. As was stated, the ogive is going to effect seating depth (and by extension case volume) and the bullet's side profile is going to effect the drag on the barrel. Always start at the starting charge and work your way up, looking for pressure signs as you go. That's the key...
"I can't tell you how much I appreciate the fact that you want me to have these, and I would cherish them, but I don't want to cause chaos after you're gone to make your wishes come to fruition."
Couple of options:
Update the will. He's not a fan.
"Buy" them all now, for a set price, with the...
There are things that I have cut corners to save money on by buying a useful, but lesser product.....
A TQ is NOT one of those places.
Save up, and sprinkle the good ones around your life, in order of where you're most likely to need one.