That can happen if the first round is a squib and the shooter continues to fire.

When I worked on commercial ranges, someone managed to fire five additional shots after the first squib in an older S&W K-frame revolver. The last shot split the barrel and you could see all six bullets stacked in there.


Okie John


Originally Posted by Brad
If Montana had a standing army, a 270 Win with Federal Blue Box 130's would be the standard issue.