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First time in the woods for the .44 4.2 Redhawk. First off this thing shoots and is easy to shoot. Second, it packs great. I used one of Back Country Leather's (Randy Miller) chest rigs. A match made in heaven. I bought it for bear protection but it is deffinately getting some woods time...

FYI the load I am shooting right now in the .450 uses 56.5 grains of H322 with a 210M primer. It chronographs 2030 fps. No need to go the 2400 FPS on deer.

That is going to 43,000 with 1200-R powder.

So far. The glass is clear and the adjustments are prescise. I talked to them a fw days ago about the info for using the stadia. They said they are still working on it.

I tried some of the really hot loads like I used on the water buffalo in it without the brake. It was rough. With the brake it is tolerable but a lot of people probably still wouldn't like it. The top end 420 grain loads even with the brake are rather fiesty.

Anything you stick in it will do at least an inch. Some loads about .5". Its a shooter.

Thanks! Its fun that's for sure.

This one has Tony Gettels on it. Of course Jim makes some nice pieces too!

I have been looking at JRHs. The brass issue has been keeping me from doing it. Either buy it from Buffalo Bore whihc is pretty ptricey or chop off 500 S&W. Which did you do?

I shot it quite a bit while I was off for Thanksgiving. This is a fun gun. I can't wait to kill a deer with it.

I finally bloodied my .450 Encore. 160 yards. The gun is working great. I used a 300 grain Hornady loaded to 2030 fps. With the new 1200-R powder I can get them out over 2400 fps from the 15" barrel. Quite the beast. I am saving my 300 grain Partitions for Elk, moose or Africa. I would love to...

I will. I had the super set up with the scope and groups were running 2.5" at 100 yards but I yanked it before I tried to tighten it up. The open sighted Rowland has shot 40 yard groups when my eyes are working right at an inch.

I have about anything availible.

I fnally got my .460 Rowland set up for long range together. It is a blast to shoot. Runs like a Swiss watch. I have been working with Nosler 250 grains and Power Pistol powder. A bit more developement to do but on the right track. Bar-Sto barrel. All hand fit. Carver mounts with Crimson Trace...

I am trying to find data for the Hawk 235 grain .411 bullet for use in the .405 Winchester. I located some several years ago and I cna remember where. Its going in a Ruger #1. Really cool rifle.

So far with RL7 using 300 grain Partitions and 300 Grain Sierras. We pushed it (pressure testing ) all the way to 43,000 PSI. At the top end it gets velocity all out of proportion to its capacity. The new 1200-E is going to beat that.

I don't know. I may try is latter. that could be interesting.

Yep. The pressure work puts it right on top of the 43,000 psi mark. It's noisy to be sure. 2200 is what I shoot the 300 grains from my 45-70 Marlins.

I love my 3006 handgun. Super accurate.

Yep it is pretty nasty at that level.