Cpt Dan Blodgett, SASS #75655

All things being equal a cast bullet should be .002 bigger than the bore. Have a way over bored rossi 92 44 mag made in 1993-4 that has a .434-.435 inch bore depending on how one measures the slug. It key holed at 25 yards. Switched to softer Desparado Bullets from cowboybullets.com 240 grain .430 diameter the rifle now shoots round holes at 100 yards and a 2.5-3 inch group from a 20 inch carbine iron sights and over 65 yo eyes.

were it a 20 guage we would be talking bump

Thanks Scarlett I have never met him in person either at least now I know what he looks like

I will take it

sadly do not have a rifle for it bump

darn just ordered some wish I had seen these

Would have fit me 62 years ago. Those were the days!

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Possibly but they can give and extremely accurate report of yesterdays weather tomorrow

good to hear you can run them, anyone figure out how to keep BIGFOOT from stepping on them or is that just the cost of doing business?

if not let me know generally bring one for color guard

Make sure you have a krag, check out the AZ rangers Morenci Stike photo.

Some decent powders for .38 special are bullseye, red dot, A2, Nitro 100 on the slower side HP38, unique or universal. I use the Bullseye, Red Dot, A2 and Nitro 100 range of powders and get 2000 or so rounds out of a lb. not necessarily container as many now have 12 or 14 oz vs a true pound