I've had a 6.5" Raging Bull for several years now, but never gotten the kind of accuracy from it that I always expected. It was impossible for bullets sized .454" to fit into the cylinder when using Casull brass. I could load it just fine in Colt brass, but that sort of defeated the purpose of getting a 454 Cas. Anyway, I sent the cylinder to DougGuy (vendor sponsor) and he opened all the throats to .454 so that I can now load correctly sized bullets in Casull brass. I took this to the range today along with two loads using the fine NOE 454-265-FN. These loads used 18gr and 20gr of Blue Dot with standard small rifle primers. I didn't chrono these loads since I just wanted to test for accuracy. The results are very promising and the pistol is much more accurate than it used to be. I fired 5 rounds of the 18gr load at 100 yards before I started adjusting the scope and ended up with a 3.5" group. I then fired 4 rounds of the 20gr load, over-adjusted the scope, and fired the last 3 rounds into 1.4". This is the kind of accuracy I had hoped for in the first place (actually a little better than I hoped for). My thanks to DougGuy for his great work!