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I was thinkin’ The same thing after shooting that group. I’m gonna load some up for magnum loads and see how they do the next time I go to the range.

Loaded up some 44 special with 7.5 gr of power pistol and 8 gr with a 200 gr XTP. Shot at 10 yards with open sights, the load with 7.5 gr was nothing to write home about but the 8 gr charge was the goods in my model 29 44 mag. Gonna try it with 8.5 gr next time I get it out.

I’m using 51 gr of 4350, Norma Brass, Fed 210 primer with and the O A L is 3.290. Haven’t checked the velocity and still need to measure to see how far off the lands.

I bet it sounded like a howitzer going off indoors! LOL My GP 100 357 has a 4” barrel and will bust your eardrums without hearing protection with magnum loads outside. Can’t imagine how much worse it would be indoors.

That Model 29 is my prized possession! I bought it new back in 1987. Don’t get it out as much as I used to, but it sure is fun when I do!

I never really worked with 4350 in this rifle, but the Accubond didn’t group as well with IMR-4831 as they do with the 4350. IMR-4831 & 140 gr BT has been my go to load for this rifle.

Had a unexpected day off yesterday and did a little load development with IMR 4350 with a 140 gr Accubond.

Got an unexpected day off yesterday and loaded up some 44 magnum and hit the range.

Got an email reply from RCBS and they said the same exact thing.

Thanks! There’s a page tore out in the instructions that came with em.

I’m running the 265 gr Hornady in mine, been curious to see if it will shoot a 240 gr bullet over the years.

I bought a set of RCBS 44 special/44 Magnum dies from a buddy of mine and the instructions don’t say anything about what the spacer provided is supposed to be used for? Any help would be appreciated.

I have a couple boxes of Speer 240 JSP deep curl bullets and thinkin about loading a few in my 444 Marlin to see how they shoot? I know Remington used to make a load for the 444 with a 240 gr JSP, I’m not sure how they’d hold up against a deer or bear at 444 velocities.

I saw this while reading the regs this morning, What a bunch of BS! I have 9 points for a deer tag I’ve Been trying to draw. I’m gonna have to think this over if I wanna waste the money on putting in for the draw this year? I’m pretty much done with Colorado at this point!!

That hole is from s load I worked up for my 22-250. I’m using a Redding seating die. This rifle likes 150 gr bullets best out of everything I’ve tried out of so far.

With RL-17 it would print a great group one day and look like I was shooting a shotgun the next with this bullet! Decided to try a slower burning powder and see if that would solve things? Yesterday was the first go with H4831sc.

Had mixed results with a 160 gr AB in my 7mm-08 using RL-17 and tried em with 49 gr H4831sc with a Fed 210 LR Primer.

Thanks! I’ll have to go back and recheck that, I could’ve swore it said 1-10?

Looking into getting another rifle next year, I'm looking at another 7mm-08 or 25-06. Both barrels have a 1-10 twist. Anyone know what weight bullets are normally best for that rate of twist in those calibers?

I’ll have to check that out. I had mine out a couple weeks back makin sure it’s still zeroed in at 100 yards for our upcoming gun season here in Ohio.