Sighted in my .44 super redhawk, super blackhawk and .45 convertible blackhawk today.

[blademasterii]

The super redhawk was just fine as evidenced by my first shot. The super redhawk is new to me and this was the first time i've shot it. The blackhawk just got a new sight and it was pretty much dead on out of the box. The .45 convertible was only off a few clicks. All rounds were shot off hand at 7 yards. Total of 75 .44 mag rounds and 24 .45 acp rounds on this one target.http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn276/blademasterii/IMAG0258.jpghttp://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn276/blademasterii/IMAG0259.jpghttp://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn276/blademasterii/IMAG0260.jpghttp://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn276/blademasterii/IMAG0261.jpg

[RobS]

That'll do

[lbaize3]

If you decide to move to Southeast Texas, there are some good parcels of land near me. Sure would like to have you for a neighbor!

[blademasterii]

I guess my father taught me properly. He has too much arthritis in his hands to shoot the magnums anymore, but he seemed to like the .45acp loads in the blackhawk. All three surprised me greatly with their accuracy and are just a pleasure to shoot. Shooting 18g of 2400 under a 240g lee tlswc they are a bit stiff, but cant complain about the accuracy. I need to work up a .44 special or lower load for the steel range there.