Would this hold up to FMJ &amp; lead head .357 mag at 20 yds?
1111874
I pound mine regularly with my 10mm auto using 180 and 200 grain FMJ at about 25 yards. It also gets 8mm Remington Magnum 220 grain, .308 Winchester from 125 grain to 180 grain, and .256 Winchester Magnum 60 grain round nose at about 100 yards on a regular basis. I have been doing this for over a year now and it looks like the plate/gong is going to ''out live'' me! I have never had or seen a plate/gong stand up to being hit like this one does.
1331541
Not sure, but I would assume the receiver is smaller on the 20 gauge. Sorry.
1950733
My opinion is that it would be a little to loose when you open it up the small 22 hornet bullet would fall out.I bought mine for 204&45/70.the 204 is kinda loose but it does hold
1060381
This model holds .357 rounds perfectly but definitely WILL NOT hold something that big. You'll need a specialty device for rounds that long.
1588192
I haven't tried it with 20 gauge, but it definitely looks like it would hold them tight enough as well.
575543
I installed on an AR10 .308. So far I've put 200+ through the gun, and its holding great. I love it. I have it zero'd at 200yds, and have shot accurate to 500.
65290
.40 and .45 will bounce off unless they have bullets with harder metal than lead with copper jackets. Just don't trust the 30-06 rating. Keep the tree well lubed and indoors and it might stay together. Mine was badly welded and spent some time in the rain causing rust and then the tension spring broke.
1041079
It should. It has a angle to compensate, but not sure if it will take 10" out at 20 yards. Not very expensive to try though.
1785019
You should have no problems at all. Mine is mounted on a carbine (folded forward) and I use only 30 round mags.
1235721
wow.....they have a pretty thick coat......I'd say if you were semi-close.....yes.....20ft tops......I always used my .22 on them
309403
Might have to loosen the bolt holding the yellow back upright. Was a little too tight for my .177 (485 fpe)at 35 feet. You might be underpowered over 7-8 yards.
2133684
it should hold it no problem, I used this for a glock 26 amg and it worked fine
1633311
None..... If they are not made out of lead they will not conform into the rifling as well and you will not have the stabilization. If you plan on killing the game, why are you concerned if it is made out of lead???? High powered rifles can get by with FMJs with a number of different centers, but the Pellet rifle relies on AIR as a propellent and I am enjoying some super decent accuracy out to about 75 yds with the lead pellets.
435394
I prefer .20 BBs on this. You will get better accuracy and power, comparing to .12 BBs.
693553
It'll hold 'em, but I don't know how tightly. Since the .357 rounds are lighter, it might do just fine! I find that my .30-30 rounds tend to slip a little. Think I'll wash it in hot water and run it through a medium cycle in the dryer. That might just fix the looseness. I'm a dry cleaner, and have been doing laundry professionally for years. I'll post back a comment after I do this, so just let me be the one who screws it up, or not!
2067521
I have one on a Glock 17 that I keep as a home defense gun. It's been on for over a year and around 500 rounds with no issues. I just ordered 2 more, 1 will be going on a Weatherby PA-459 12 gauge, that should give a true test of its durability.
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I would guess yes. There's some wriggle room on a standard double stack mag. I'm using Glock 19 mags for a reference.