Why I Cannot Hunt WIth the SBH

Eight boxes in stock. Great place to buy from, used them plenty of times.
http://www.tjconevera.com/si44cal24jhc.html
 
Any particular reason it has to be a JSP? JHPs seem reasonably available right now. JSPs are an odd critter, and don't expand as well on deer out of a handgun. I cast my own, so I'm pretty much unaffected by the vagaries of supply & demand. Well, that and I'm a friggin' hoarder, depending on who you ask.
 
gmartinnc said:
Eight boxes in stock. Great place to buy from, used them plenty of times.
http://www.tjconevera.com/si44cal24jhc.html
Once again, looks like I have been bit by the didn't read close enough bug, and thought I had found you some bullets. Sorry :oops:
 
Use the 265 gr interlock bullet for the carbine. That's what it was designed for. Midway has 300 gr available. It's actually very good at revolver velocities.
 
1000 fps with a properly designed cast bullet should do the trick inside 100 yards. To be totally honest, I load a 255 gr SWC to 1100 fps as an all-around utility load. It's still a handful in my Mountain Gun, but it's all I'll ever really need. You can get these sort of velocities with a 44 Spl in a full-sized gun. You're probably only looking at perhaps 11 gr of Unique with a 250 gr cast bullet.
 
Well why stop at 255's I cast a 330 wlngc i could spare a few and with 2400 its not at all badbut iit'll penetrate til tomorrow breaking shoulders all along the way
 
anachronism said:
Use the 265 gr interlock bullet for the carbine. That's what it was designed for. Midway has 300 gr available. It's actually very good at revolver velocities.

Not going to argue but I thought the carbine was designed to shoot factory 240 gr JSPs?
 
Plus one on the Montana Gold suggestion. Great people to do business with, and I've had excellent accuracy from all of their bullets that I've tried: 9mm-115 JHP, .357-125 JHP, .45 ACP-230 FMJ, .40-155 TWC, .380-95 JHP. They're first rate and I've yet to find a lower cost alternative source. Free shipping if you order enough. Best Regards, Rod
 
In the days of Hornadys original "cup & core" style bullet, many hunters switched to the 265 gr interlock bullet because it stayed together better than the std bullet. This was especially common with TC Contender hunters. Velocities normally run about 100 fps less than 44 magnum in the same length barrel. This & the Speer 270 gr Gold Dot are especially useful for larger game. I've used both in 44 Contenders and in carbines, along with the 300 gr XTP.
 
Lamplighter said:
Yeah but once again we are talking about expansion on thin skinned deer.

Are your cast bullets going to open up alot on a little ol deer ?

Any bullet, until you literally do an autopsy on a deer shot with it, is suspect & unproven.
So then we shouldn't use any ammo, and go back to bow and arrow?
gramps
 
"Heavy deer and bone- need the Jsp."

"Not exactly what you want for thin skinned little deer."

"Yeah but once again we are talking about expansion on thin skinned deer.

Are your cast bullets going to open up alot on a little ol deer ??"


Huh? Do you have heavy deer or thin skinned little deer? I've used the Sierra .44 210 JHC on TN deer and they worked just fine. They all would have been just as dead if I'd have hit them with a good SWC.
 
Lamplighter said:
Yeah but once again we are talking about expansion on thin skinned deer.

Are your cast bullets going to open up alot on a little ol deer ?

Any bullet, until you literally do an autopsy on a deer shot with it, is suspect & unproven.
I cast my own and don't rely on "opening up" a lot or a little. I prefer to choose a bullet shape designed to inflict the most damage, as is, without having to guess at how the bullet may act on thin, middle thickness, or thick skinned game...
 
Lighten up Lamp...you want autopsies, do 'em yourself, I told you about good bullets, accurate, well made, and you want some sort of FBI wound analysis...get real. If you spent ten years in the woods, this is all wind up my tail, and BTW, Elmer killed 'em all with a 1:20 LSWC...in and out, big wound channel......"son".....Rod
 
Lamplighter I've used speer 240 gr jsp bullets for years in both my SBH and my marlin carbine with a hefty load of h110. I've killed several deer with both. Now due to arthritis in my hands I can no longer shoot the big pistols, I have several boxes of unopened speer 240 gr jacked soft point bullets and I will sell them to you if you would like. (think its 3 boxes of 100) Email me if interested, we can work out a price and shipping details. [email protected]
 
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