reloading the .44M&H cartridge

[Buggy O'BenSHOOTER 1]

I would like to reload  some .44 M&H cartridges. Is there anyone who knows what cartridge case to use? Where to find any information on the subject. Thanks

 

Gary Benschoter

BUGGY O' SASS# 48243

gbenschoter@sbglobbal.net

Edited April 29 by Buggy O'BenSHOOTER

[LQ Jones 53]

+1

 

LQ

Edited April 30 by LQ Jones

[Earl Brasse, SASS #3562 26]

Not that are easy to get, maybe they are now, but I think if you look at the case specs, I think .303 Savage brass was looking close before cut & form.

 

I almost went down that .44 M & H rabbit hole.

[Ninety Caliber Al, 50218 62]

What does the  M &H stand  for?

[LQ Jones 53]

http://www.cartridge-corner.com/revolver.htm

 

Scroll down to US, British pistol cartridges. 

 

Also, Happy Trails (Bill English, The Smith Shop) might have some good information for you. I think he used to fool around with a 44MH.

Edited April 30 by LQ Jones

[Boulder Canyon Bob# 32052L 331]

34 minutes ago, Ninety Caliber Al, 50218 said:

What does the  M &H stand  for?

Merwin Hulbert

Edited April 30 by Boulder Canyon Bob# 32052L

[H. K. Uriah, SASS #74619 770]

Not long ago, I learned of .32 M&H.  Turns out that it's longer than .32 S&W, but shorter than .32 S&W Long.  Meaning you can use the shorter S&W brass in the gun.

 

However I don't know if the .44 M&H has any relation to any of the other .44's of the era.  That might be the thing to research.