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Definition of wadcutter in English: wadcutternounˈwɒdkʌtəˈwädˌkədər US A bullet designed to cut a neat hole in a paper range target. Example sentencesExamples - The ammo was Crosman Copperhead 4.5mm wadcutters.
- Most autoloader cartridges have a rounded bullet to lead them into the chamber, but the blunt end of the wadcutter places great demand on the alignment of the cartridge within the magazine.
- While almost everyone thinks of the wadcutter as making nice, clean, easy-to-score, holes in targets, there's more.
- The lumbering wadcutter bullet seemed to take forever to get out of the barrel and you really had to hold hard to get good scores.
- You can still buy factory loaded .38 Special wadcutters from the major makers, but it's a tiny trickle compared to ten years ago.
Definition of wadcutter in US English: wadcutternounˈwädˌkədər US A bullet designed to cut a neat hole in a paper range target. Example sentencesExamples - The ammo was Crosman Copperhead 4.5mm wadcutters.
- You can still buy factory loaded .38 Special wadcutters from the major makers, but it's a tiny trickle compared to ten years ago.
- While almost everyone thinks of the wadcutter as making nice, clean, easy-to-score, holes in targets, there's more.
- Most autoloader cartridges have a rounded bullet to lead them into the chamber, but the blunt end of the wadcutter places great demand on the alignment of the cartridge within the magazine.
- The lumbering wadcutter bullet seemed to take forever to get out of the barrel and you really had to hold hard to get good scores.
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