.460 ROWLAND by COR-BON, JHP, One Cartridge, not a box.

Description

Please note: on the above right picture: Size comparison (Left) 460 Rowland, (Right) 45 ACP

One Cartridge, not a Box: .460 Rowland by COR-BON, using new Starline brass case with “*ROWLAND* 460″ Head -Stamp and a 185 grain JHP (Jacketed Hollow Point) projectile, from COR-BON factory boxes , which reads “1425 Feet Per Second and 834 foot pounds per square inch”.

History of the Cartridges:

The .460 Rowland cartridge was invented by Johnny Rowland, the host of  “The Shooting Show”and introduced in 1998 for use in a conversion kit for heavy-duty versions of the 1911 pistols. The 460 Rowland case is .956″,  approximately 1/16″ longer than a  45 ACP at 0.898”.   Energy is reported equal to the .44 Remington Magnum performance, which is why a good strong 1911 fame is needed.