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So I went to the range this weekend. Best group I could get and repeat was a 255 grain JFP moving at 1810FPS to group five shots around 2 inches at 105 yards. That was with a scope and a rest. ...

I have been thinking about lever guns as suppressor hosts...I have only been able to find two stock rifles that are stock threaded from the factory, the Marlin 1894 CST and the Henry Frontier...

Winchester 94 in 38-55 for me

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So a new sideloading Henry in 38-55 followed me home today. I have not shot it yet, but I can comment that this thing is built like a tank. The action is stiff to say the least. Hopefully...

This was the reply I got directly from Henry: We strongly recommend shooting factory loaded ammunition only to maintain the Henry Warranty.

That said, the bore diameter is .366 with a .376 groove...

So...I have recently become quite fond of the 38-55 round. I am really wanting a side eject lever gun in 38-55, but the 336cb and others are all really expensive. I saw one today and they were...

Gotta agree with 40SW and 10mm. I don't see where they add anything to the table.

I saw some long rangers at a gun show a few months back. They seemed really heavy for the calibers, weirdly of the five that I saw two had cracked butt stocks...

I have a quick question I am hoping someone can answer for me. I have been researching the best way to slug a Winchester 94 in 38-55 from the breech end. I really don't want to disassemble the...

Tanners has some S&W airweight Scandium frame 2 inch revolvers for like 440usd right now. That's below dealer cost.

Do you recall how many grains you had in this loading?

I can PM the complete spreadsheets to those that are interested.

I thought I would update with the outcome of the first loads

7.5" Super Redhawk results:
240 grain Hornady XTP, 1.60 COl, 25 gr H110= 1445fps/ 9.86SD
240 grain Hornady xtp , 1.60 col, 25.2 gr...

I've seen a couple at the LGS and shows. They are nice, but boy are they pricey.

I've got a Henry BBS .44 mag and 1.610 is about the limit. Cycles pretty much everything under or at that no problem.

Thanks, for this. I realize that H110 is not ideal for this load but I have about 20 pounds of it so I need to use it where I can.

I have tried searching the forum for a load using the 250 grain Magnus Cast Bullet No. 709 for .44 mag using H110 without a definitive answer. Similar loads around the 250 grain mark seem to...