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44 mag SBH load mine unsized..

44 Mag 240 cast 8/Unique

45-348 wildcat. basically a 450 Alaskan without the slight shoulder

Just use them as tin adds for casting bullets and add more tin only as needed for bullet fillout.

I have the exact same rifle, You will love it..
Lyman Ideal 358315 204 grn CG 50/50 WW/PB full dose of 2400 @ 1800 fps.

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Jester a 22 benjamin is a better choice for something the size of a coon, but yet a 177 will do it. I've had model 342, 310, 347, and now a 317 and they've all taken coons, possums, barn cats etc....

5 % tin is wasting money. Tin is expensive in relation to lead. 2-3% tin is more than enough.

EDIT .. I reread the OP. I first thought these bullets were going to be shot.

nice write up

Marlin 1894c

be very careful not to double charge

nice haha

2 for brass
3 for shotgun

Unique and 2400

congrats .

Look on the back end of the air tube just above your trigger hand when you're aiming the gun . there should be a model number. If its a pump and from 40s or 50s it is most likely a 312.
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If cast bullets and you're not looking for top performance, RED DOT.

or the old No.3 single shot in 44 mag.[/QUOTE]

Ruger did make one ^^^^

There's the pre safety Marlin 39 (A/M/etc) and then there's everything else. Very few even come close.

That is SOOOO super cool seeing such a classic being used on a hunt. Beautiful rifle.

5 rifles on my wish list

Winchester 1885 HighWall / LowWall
Ruger 1A / 1S
Winchester pre 64 Model 70 SuperGrade
OLD Marlin Lever 1893 1894 1895
Marlin 336 35REM Marauder or Texan

Caliber...

congrats on a nice buck. even more cool that a pistol was used.

Was gonna say 30BR but i think thats the same or very similar to the 308 x 1.5

45-70 , Yes all 4 of the pics are guns made by Winchester.

That is NOT a 37. Winchester 37 has a very unique hammer which is located BEHIND the opening lever.
The model 37 is worth considerably more than the 370 or 37A. Big difference between the 37 and...

very cool