10mmShooter
05-01-2014, 06:15 PM
Hi Guys,
I took my new Henry .44 out this past weekend, it cycles and shoots great with the rounds pictured below. Got home and was running a brush down the barrel to clean it and I noticed a little resistance just before the chamber, checked it out and I'm getting a patch of leading about 1-2 inch long just infront of the chamber, no where else, barrel is otherwise clean as a whistle.
I size to .430 the mold is 240 g LFP Saceo and alloy tests to 15 BNH, and charge is mild 9.5 grains of Green Dot(my goto .44 target load for years in my revovlers) chrono's at 975 fps out of my 8 3/8 Smith revolvers, so out of the rifle I imagine is running 1000-1050 or so.
I have a .431 sizer I think I'll try next, then maybe drop the charge back to 9 grains.
anyone have a similar experience??
103754
I took my new Henry .44 out this past weekend, it cycles and shoots great with the rounds pictured below. Got home and was running a brush down the barrel to clean it and I noticed a little resistance just before the chamber, checked it out and I'm getting a patch of leading about 1-2 inch long just infront of the chamber, no where else, barrel is otherwise clean as a whistle.
I size to .430 the mold is 240 g LFP Saceo and alloy tests to 15 BNH, and charge is mild 9.5 grains of Green Dot(my goto .44 target load for years in my revovlers) chrono's at 975 fps out of my 8 3/8 Smith revolvers, so out of the rifle I imagine is running 1000-1050 or so.
I have a .431 sizer I think I'll try next, then maybe drop the charge back to 9 grains.
anyone have a similar experience??
103754