I also like the Keith design 255 grain SWC (Semi Wad Cutter) at the same velocity.

Here I am shooting that round from the Beretta Stampede.

I had just fired the shot and Tman caught a picture of the water pouring out of the box.

I had only 6 gallons of water left for that last shot and we thought it would be plenty to stop the SWC.

We were wrong.

Here's a picture of the back of the box.

It had busted all six gallons of water and then blew a hole through the back of the waterbox.

That's 36 inches of water (18 inches of BG) and a board. It was still moving as it left the Box, mad as a hornet.

I believe we can mark that one down as "Good Penetration".

For many modern shooters, there is no better sport than Cowboy Action Shooting.

These folks dress up in authentic cowboy clothes and holsters, and all the accoutrements, and go out and have a great time.

I am a member of the Orange Gun Club in Orange, Texas.

This great club has a big group of Cowboy Action Shooters that have developed a great Cowboy Action Range.

Here's some pictures of the range.

Here we are shooting on this range.

Only revolvers shooting lead bullets at less than 1,000 fps are allowed on this range.

The targets are mostly steel "swingers" that allow immediate feedback of a hit by hearing a loud "clang"

It is great fun.

Here I am shooting the Ruger Vaquero.