There is a Knight Super DISC .45 For Sale on GunBroker. It looks to be in good condition. The Super DISC .45 used a 1:20 twist instead of the much more common 1:30 which came out later. Has anyone had any luck getting a Super DISC .45 to shoot well? I believe Busta has the only one that I know of.
Knight Super DISC .45
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White .451's are also 1/20 twist rate... the secret is that you need to shoot long bullets... Short .40 cal or .357's are to short to stabilize in a 1/20 unless you push the heck out of them...
Look at this picture and find the .451/460... look how long that bullet is..
Also the longer .40/200 grain lehigh and the longer copper barnes bullets should shot really well...
White .451's are also 1/20 twist rate... the secret is that you need to shoot long bullets... Short .40 cal or .357's are to short to stabilize in a 1/20 unless you push the heck out of them...
Look at this picture and find the .451/460... look how long that bullet is..
Also the longer .40/200 grain lehigh and the longer copper barnes bullets should shot really well...
i got my superdisc off gunbroker nib for 100.00 best deal ever!!!shoots 200g sst's with supplied tan sabots over 100g vol. bh209 excellantly with the original disc + crossfire bp or the fpj conversion.still waiting to see how lehigh's non-fpj bp works as i would like to set it up non-fpj.i did pick up a box of .357 180g xtp's to try but it's bow season now 
..karl
..karl
