BrovoEchoSierra
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One 38 special load for me as well, regardless of the gun or barrel length.
3.5 of Bullseye, and a cast bullet, from what ever lead I can get my hands on. Cast from a Lyman 358- 477 mold.
Seems to work pretty well, and I have shot thousands of them over the last 40 years.
Point of Impact on my model 64 seems just about right for the factory, non adjustable sights.
Dad was a Lyman 148 grain, full wad cutter fan, and he loaded his with 2.8 grs of Bullseye.
He shot and cast, and loaded them by the 100's and probably shot upwards of 15 thousand in a Ruger old model, and a S&W 15 over the years.
He was frugal, and did not like a lot of recoil or muzzle blast. It was a good fit, for him.
3.5 of Bullseye, and a cast bullet, from what ever lead I can get my hands on. Cast from a Lyman 358- 477 mold.
Seems to work pretty well, and I have shot thousands of them over the last 40 years.
Point of Impact on my model 64 seems just about right for the factory, non adjustable sights.
Dad was a Lyman 148 grain, full wad cutter fan, and he loaded his with 2.8 grs of Bullseye.
He shot and cast, and loaded them by the 100's and probably shot upwards of 15 thousand in a Ruger old model, and a S&W 15 over the years.
He was frugal, and did not like a lot of recoil or muzzle blast. It was a good fit, for him.