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They say it is a copper alloy, so I would guess it is the material itself. But I hope someone with actuall knowledge will chime in

At 5'8" I am short, I do not enjoy my 629 with 8 3/8". Its an old one, 629-1. The only NOS barrels I am finding are 6". I will keep looking but I might settle for that.

Wao thank you! I have read a few times how hot VV N570 burns and how bad it can be for chambers, but it appears the n540, n540, N550 and N560 are even hotter.

My apologies as well! I always learn something from you all.

So I have an old 629 8 3/8" barrel. Boiught it used, had a Nikon pistol scope on it, I took it off and put the rear sught back on. I am not a fan of the 8 3/8" barrel on the .44 Mag. (I love it on the .357 nag) I am debating going to shorter barrel. Trying to find NOS, and I am not sure...

I hear some powders like N570 burn a lot hotter than others, is there a ranking of how hot the burn similar the the burn rate? Thanks ASD

At least it was not a laxative :ROFLMAO:

Yea, I only shoot steel with hand guns, don't measure groups. I just love those N-frame revolvers.

How were the targets? Love that revolver. Is that a 6"? I am considering changing the barrel out on my 629, its 8 3/8", and can't decide on 6" or 4".

I tried but could not make it past 10 seconds in the video. Guess I am missing out by not watching it :ROFLMAO:

There is an Accurate LT-32 in GRT. If you can use that data I can copy it.

I will slowly switch from powders distributed by Hadgdon to the competition.

I have never shot anything more than 124grns in my 9mm. Anything I need to know/check before I try 147 grns

I prepared this last year after seeing various other versions. Still a work in progress

I bet these would be great in my 338LM

He always have good prices for bullets, brass and loaded ammo.

That might a explain a little, but the fact that one company controls the supper majority of powders in the US I believe has to do a lot with tripling the price in 4 years. We all know who that company is. You'd have to convinve me otherwise. Similar situation with primers, but in this case...

My suggestion when it comes to scopes and binos, make sure you look through them at dusk and at distance. Not everybody's eyes are the same. Just make sure the glass matches your eyes. (from Personal experience).

There has been a war somewhere for the 20th and the 21st centuries that I can recall. (Korea, Indochina, Vietnam, India/Pakistan/East Pakistan, Middle East/Israel, Irag, Afghanistan, and so on. Yet we always managed to have reasonable prices and supplies. Covid empowered many companies to...

As far as I am concern they can keep it all!