I had a couple of other guns with me, but didn't use them mostly because i liked shooting that model of 1955 so much.
I had a couple of 41magnums with around 220grain leads and 8 1/2grains unique.
The other one was a fairly warm 10mm in 180 grain i could have fired out of a long blackhawk.
I shudder at this, but might have to find a pistol reddot sight to play with.
one thing i can relate. The day before i shot a few of the handguns.
one of which was the ruger redhawk 2.75inch barrel 41magnum.
i remember reading somewhere a guy said out of the box it was shooting way to the left and way down.
This was the first experience with that gun, and yep, it was ploughing earth. Bench time coming up to get it sighted in.
other than that, kind of like the little revolver.
I was thinking last night i have a new in the box model 19 smith. In six inch. Maybe it's doomed to shoot those 230 grain penn bullets, or a smith target six inch .38special with same.
I need an edge to humiliate scott when shooting. And BC Colorado too, for that matter.
Last edited by RoninPhx; 07/22/16.
