andyo5
Single-Sixer
After getting my Redhawk back from customer service, I throated the cylinder and loaded some ammo to see how it shot. This was the first opportunity to shoot the revolver. It shoots well with lead and jacketed bullets. I have discovered that I get my best results in overcast conditions and with reading glasses. Unfortunately, at age 60 my eyes don't work as well as they used to. The glasses make the sights look sharp but the target looks a bit blurry. If I really want to see what the gun will do, this method seems to get the best results for me. All shooting was done from sandbags at 25 yards. On the first target, the circled bullet hole was shot without reading glasses.
I have some other targets, with lead and jacketed bullets. My goal is to set the sights so my selected loads will all print at close to the same place.
I have a 14lb spring in the gun, and am using Federal primers.


I have some other targets, with lead and jacketed bullets. My goal is to set the sights so my selected loads will all print at close to the same place.
I have a 14lb spring in the gun, and am using Federal primers.