There was an interesting(to me) article in Guns magazine January '21 issue. Randy Garrett wrote the article on .44 Mag in lever actions. This was the first article that addressed the slow twist in most pistol cartridge lever actions. The article mostly focused on the Marlin 1894. I was interested because my Browning B92 also has a 1-in-38" twist barrel.
Almost all articles I have read have dismissed the rifles because of the slow twist. Mr. Garrett wrote what worked for him. What worked was 240gr bullets Not heavier. I'm going to get my Browning out and try some 240 grainers. Also, going to try some 225 grain bullets. I have several molds in the 230-232 gr range that I'm hoping will not be frustrating.
I've not cast with the 225 gr mold but will shortly. I will probably have to develop a load since I don't expect to find a load in any of my manuals. Although I can hope that one will get close.
This issue was the last in my subscription and I was seriously thinking about not renewing. I guess now I will wait until they finally realize that I'm not giving in to any of the subscription offers they've sent and that I'm waiting until they really get serious.