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| I have one and have shot hundreds of rounds with it. This is my wifes under arm gun. She loves to shoot it as she is very small framed. I would not ask her to shoot my heavy loaded mountain .44.
Havaing nothing but good to say about the cartridge.
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| I believe Dennis that something greater than 13 grs of HS 7 behind the sierra 200gr incapsulated semi-wad cutter is what is loaded.
Start low and work up as one is suppose to. Follow the direction that come with the conversion kit. Remember this is a defense round so 8 shots at close range will pretty much put a serious attitude adjustment on anything.
Neal |
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| Sir Dennis
I use the same bullet that I use in bowling pin matches. I suppose big may be better in many cases but I know this bullet at this velocity makes the pins fly and does not expand. 41 Mag shoots a 210 jacketed bullet a bit faster and it has never been thought of as not adeguate? Neal |
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| Yes sir- I modified and old duty Jackass style shoulder holster for her frame. I cut down the barrel and machined a new sight for a Redhawk and that is what I carry.
By the way-that frame works great. It has a 16" 376 Steyer barrel on it. Neal |
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| I think I cut it back from 7.5 to 4 5/8 Neal |
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| Case is to small Dennis to actually compete with anything. .357 Mag is very successful and deer. This round is very effective on deer. I would suspect that it will take any game you want to take at under a hundred yards. Yes it puts deer in a world of hurt very well. Neal |
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| Funny you mention that conversion, I just received my Handloader Jornal magazine and they did a article on that topic.. Check it out.. |
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| sorry for the late response. I forgot to check back. It is the most current issue out right now.. I got mine in the mail last week. |
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