Recent content by Littledragon777

Thats the load I hunt with for whitetail deer with my Ruger Super Redhawk using 240 grain XTPs. Does a great job and is really accurate.

Haven't used any of the Lizard Litter yet. What does it run in costs compared to walnut?

Accurate #5 works very well for me with 158 gr JHPs and also 125 gr. JHPs.

I use 23 grains of W296 under 240 grain XTPs in my Super Redhawk 44 mag with 9 1/2 inch barrel for deer hunting here in Missouri. The bucks don't know what hit them when I put one in the boiler room. Never had a lick of a problem with this load for many years now and I shoot a couple hundred...

I have killed 9 Missouri bucks and more than twice as many does using my 44 mag handloads with 240 grain XTPs. Not a failure in the bunch. Most shots were at 30 to 75 yards using my Super Redhawk 9 1/2 inch with 4 power Burris scope using 23.5 grains of Win 296. This setup works well for me and...

I flare the case just enough so the bullet will barely manage to sit atop the case without falling off the case as I let go of it to seat it. You don't need to flare much at all.

HAve been using PW for years. They always have excellent service and quick shipping along with good prices.

I shoot about 50 to 75 rounds a month in my Super Redhawk. I shoot 240 gr JHP XTPs over 23.5 grains of Win 296. I hunt whitetail with this load and it serves me well. As for brass it does seem to be hard to get at times for a decent price. I shoot them till they crack which doesn't happen very...

Got an old hiway patrolman in .357 that I am going to load with 38 specials, throw my name in also. thanks!

I use WLP primers for my 44 mag loads using w296. I have shot thousands of these rounds in all sorts of weather without a single problem. I don't think I need to use a magnum primer when using 23.5 grains even whenii am whitetail hunting in the sometimes very cold mornings here in Missouri.

While I can't comment on the .500 problem with any authority I can tell you that I use Titegroup in my model 945. I have fired many thousands of shots with it without a problem. I find it a very accuraye loading using just 4.4 grains under a 230 grain FMJ round. I will continue to use it in this...

I havw a Lyman DPSII and like it a lot. I always set my RCBS 750 scale up next to it and double check every 10 drops or so per batch I am working on, There is a difference of 1/10th of a grain between the two scales at any given time. Once you get a rythm going you can move along at a good clip...

I like W296. I shoot 23.5 grains under a 240gr.XTP out of my Ruger Super Redhawk with 9 1/2 barrel for whitetails here in Missouri. I do not use a magnum primer just WLP primers and have never had a problem even in cold weather. Excellent accuracy and the big bucks don't go far when I put it in...

I have the RCBS hand primer. I only use the hand primer when I am working up a new load or a small number of shells. Usually 50 or less. When I do this I am wanting the utmost in accuracy and double hand weigh each load with my Lyman DPS then double check un the RCBS scale. I agree that I use it...

I shoot 23 grains of W296 under 240 gr XTPs for whitetail hunting out of my scoped 9 1/2 inch Super Redhawk. Does wonders on big bucks here in Missouri. I get multiple loadings out of my cases and usually shoot at least 20-30 rounds a week at the range. Brass is not cheap for sure and most of...