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Bearcat
Hello to all. I have been around guns for years and reloading for about 2 years now. I've been into Glocks and M&Ps for carry but really love the revolvers. So ...
I currently have a GP100 6 inch, a Redhawk in 7.5 inch, and a Bisley Flattop chambered in 44 Special. I am looking at buying another Redhawk in 4 inch, and I want some info on what to expect from this revolver.
When I started reloading 44, I was always on the hot side, but after a couple of years have calmed down a bit and now go for accuracy, efficiency in performance, and comfort to some degree. My application is target and hunting.
To narrow the comments a bit, I am talking 200g and 240g SWC in the Magnums. (The Bisley 44 Special I shoot for target fun, usually 200g around 900 fps +/-)
I would like some info on this please:
Using 200g and 240g SWC, and using fps as the measurement – what do you consider a "standard load" the "sweet spot" and "full power" loads I should aim for or expect out of this 4" barrel?
Thanks, and will appreciate your comments.
I currently have a GP100 6 inch, a Redhawk in 7.5 inch, and a Bisley Flattop chambered in 44 Special. I am looking at buying another Redhawk in 4 inch, and I want some info on what to expect from this revolver.
When I started reloading 44, I was always on the hot side, but after a couple of years have calmed down a bit and now go for accuracy, efficiency in performance, and comfort to some degree. My application is target and hunting.
To narrow the comments a bit, I am talking 200g and 240g SWC in the Magnums. (The Bisley 44 Special I shoot for target fun, usually 200g around 900 fps +/-)
I would like some info on this please:
Using 200g and 240g SWC, and using fps as the measurement – what do you consider a "standard load" the "sweet spot" and "full power" loads I should aim for or expect out of this 4" barrel?
Thanks, and will appreciate your comments.