You make me Giggle. This is within 300fps of 460S&W's fastest load!!!You said "big iron" not "big lead", so my Stainless Blackhawk 327 Fed Mag, built on the Super Blackhawk frame will qualify as big iron because it just has small holes through it!
Of course if sheer power is your quest, full snort 327 Federal Mag loads are fire breathing and ground shaking! I guess you would have to call if "the Mouse that Roared!!"
Nah...I do wear a shooting glove when shooting full-boogie loads just because my hands are built "funny" and it really grabs the web between thumb and forefinger, but I can dump all six on a 12 inch gong at ten yards in less than three seconds. Like managing any heavy-recoiling gun, a lot of it is realizing it may hurt to shoot, but it's not going to permanently injure you. Wearing plugs and muffs also helps. With Ruger-level 45 Colt loads, it is downright fun to shoot.
Or, try bicycle or weightlifting gloves.
My kid's "trust fund" is a safe full of revolvers
Ebay purchase from years ago. I added the medallions
I'm in the 44+ boat too. I've got a Super Blackhawk and would love to own a 44 Automag or Desert Eagle in 50.When I think of big iron, it has to be at least a .44 and have a plow handle or Bisley style grip.
I shoot full-tilt loads out of my 629 PC. I think I can manage.
Is that an older blued .45C Redhawk with a .454 cylinder from a Super?My Big Iron 454 Redhawk.
It's a stainless 45 colt I ceracoated mat midnight blue. It also has Bowen's rough country sight. It's 18 years old.
Hmmm. Unless I'm mistaken, anything over.50 cal is an NFA weapon(except shotguns). Or is that just applied to modern guns? I think several States laws prohibit .50cal or larger, but don't specify the firearm.
It's probably considered C&R.
Any thing prior to 1898 doesn't fall under federal law. Thanks for small favors.
