If you want it right and increase accuracy while you at it I would send it to Fermin Garza. He is a master with cylinders. He can correct throat diameter while at it.
I normally handload all of me .44 Magnum ammo but since this gun was sent for a review and article I shot several loads in it. The ammo I used on this deer was the Winchester 240 JSP "Deer-Black Bear" ammo. Pretty accurate ammo.
I carried a custom .44 Magnum built by Larry Crow Friday. I shot a button buck at 25 yards (thought it was a big doe) and made the only shot it gave me which was a neck shot. The gun will shoot.
I have my 1933 HD Micro-Sight custom running like a Swiss Watch. Carrying my ammo in an original Al Goerg cartridge carrier and hollow pointing the 173 Keith's with an original Al Goerg hollow pointer. I have carried it once this year and heading out again Saturday.
Nice! I have never seen a 14 that wouldn't shoot. I have tons of Rob's leather. He used to stich them up sitting in the school bus he drove in the Walmart parking lot in Eagle River, AK. Less than 1/2 mile from where we lived when I was a kid. Of course that parking lot was wilderness then.
Saturday evening I carried a SBH custom built by Larry Crow. Pretty cool gun. Octagon barrel, Jim Stroh front sight, Millet rear, free spin pawl, action work, Taylor throated, .0015" cylinder gap......the list goes on but a cool piece I was sent for review. I literally got home with it...
To start from the beginning I had one of my hair brain ideas to use modern technology to make the 400 relevant. The problem with the 400 was it wouldn't match a 10mm once bullets weight exceeds 155 grains. The 10mm operates at higher pressure. The 400 has higher case capacity but SAAMI pressure...