On Sunday, March 30, 2014 6:14:20 PM UTC-7, wrote:

I would guess a huge percentage of guys shooting .45 Colt are engaged in

"cowboy" shooting, and are not looking for high pressures. I've even

seen some .45 in what was called Smith & Wesson .45, a round shorter

than the .45 Colt round.



If you are not in actual "cowboy" competition I am still not sure what

the attractiveness if .45LC is.

I imagine you could shoot a "SA Army" type, 44 mag revolver, with .44

spc loads.

It gives you some real bang if you need it., soft pop if you don't.

I rarely use it, but it'shandy in case I do need it. But I mainly shoot .44 Smith's in my magnum. less racket and recoil. if I can't do thee job with a Smith round, I'm sure not going it do it with a Mag. round either.