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Hey guys, This isn't really a "Single Shot Pistol" question, but I hope you don't mind me raising it. ![]() After shooting my cousin's 357 Mag revolver, my 11 y/o has decided he wants to start shooting some of my big bore handguns. I've got a number of different modern revolvers in 44 Spec., 44 Mag, and 45 Colt. In years past, I've mostly used Unique and Red Dot for my plinking loads. When I got ready to load up some of these for my son, I found I was completely out of these powders. ![]() ![]() ![]() Good luck and good hunting. | ||
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Try 6.0 grains of 231 with some of the 200s, assuming they are cast. (The load might even work with jacketed, but I would check the load books first...) I took loads with 5.5 grains of 231 and 180-grain wadcutters out to the range with my daughters a while back, and they shot the heck out of them. Very accurate, and not much recoil at all out of a 4" Model 29... | |||
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