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CTaro, I tried. I failed. lol I could not equal your group, even tho I took a Mulligan.
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CMine is of good quality. . . ... Badger grips ↑...↓ . . . .
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CHere they are:
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CIf shooting in a 44 magnum, changing only the brass (44 magnum brass versus 44 special brass) makes an insignificant difference in...
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CStarline 44 Special. Testing in my model 29, but also have a model 24-3 where I intend to use it - so am using 44 spl brass.
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CSince Unique has been relatively scarce, and BE-86 is listed right next to it on the burn-rate chart, and I was able to score a good...
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CThe Skeeter load should be fine in your two S&Ws. It kicks too much in a Charter Arms Bulldog. Believe me, I tried it, back when I was...
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CCWH44300 reacted to Mike SC Hunter's post in the thread Skeeter Skelton's 44 special load with
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The Skeeter load has been my standard for over 25 years.........Through 4 ea 24's and 2 ea 624's.....Nothing is loose........Not gonna... -
CI’m new to .44 specials and am prepping brass to load up some .44 ammo. I have a bulldog, 6.5” second model and a 696. Should the...
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CCWH44300 reacted to Eddie Southgate's post in the thread Skeeter Skelton's 44 special load with Like.
I shoot the full original Skeeter load in my Second Model and my Flattop Ruger . The 7.5 grain load I shoot in those as an everyday load...
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CI hunt with a 245 grain wadcutter bullet at hardball speed. Complete penetration, stem to stern, and not just once. Kevin
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CCurrent thinking seems to be that a flat-nose .44-45 caliber bullet at ~900 fps will penetrate a deer completely. I no longer hunt, so...
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CI still have 3 N frame .44 Spl guns left in the collection. For the time that I have owned them there are only 2 loads I shoot out of...
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CAbout 12 years ago or so, Jim Fisher invited my buddy Frank and I to come up and look at some of his S&W's. While there, he dug out...
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CI believe Bob Sconce of the old Miniature machine shop did the conversion work on Skeeters guns. In the April 1972 article, he just...
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