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Good to hear.
My only FA is a .357.
Cowboy action folks talk more about the ring business, .38's in .357's. They shoot low velocity loads that probably don't burn as clean as full house, hot loads. But if all they shoot are .38's, then as HRC says, What difference, at this point, does it make...? DF
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I could see the very tight Freedom Arms revolvers having the short round ring becoming an issue more than a '92, which by design must have a looser chamber to properly feed. Probably wouldn't even feel a ring.
DF I've never, ever experienced a problem shooting 45 colt +P's in my FA 83's in 454 Me either in my FA revolver in 454 And I run more .45 colt loads than .454 Casull rounds through my little Rossi 92. Also, my Rossi feeds all bullet designs while my Marlin 45 colt did not. It is complete BS that shooting 45 colts in a 454 chamber is a problem. I have no idea how many rounds would need to be fired without cleaning for a problem to occur, if it is possible. I do not clean mine often and have never ever experienced a problem. Baker created that myth to sell more cylinders.
Conduct is the best proof of character.
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Rossie sounds like a Keltec with another name.
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Campfire 'Bwana
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This thread wants me taking my M94 45 Colt loaded "large frame Ruger Blackhawk" style with the 260 grain Partition to the next 'fire hog hunt. My eyes are marginal with opens these days so a 1-4X Leupold will likely be mounted though the mounted Skinner barrel mount peep helps a bunch. It shoots this bullet via IMR 4227 very well.
Conduct is the best proof of character.
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My 41 Mag 1894S Marlin has served well, and I have never felt under gunned.
There is no retreat but in submission and slavery!
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My late brother was an avid gun nut and reloader. After he passed away his wife asked me to help her sell all the reloading equipment and supplies, along with the ammo. She told me just to keep what I couldn't sell. Ended up with a lot of odd and ends, including about 500 rounds of 45 Colt reloads that were for a pistol he had. Even though I trusted his reloading, I wasn't going to sell reloaded ammo to someone. So, I bought a Rossi in 45 Colt just so I could shoot the ammo. The rifle is accurate and works flawlessly, and even though it's an "off-brand". However, it's probably never going to do anything but sit in a safe, as I just never shoot it.
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I shoot a hole lot more of these in my 454 chambered revolvers than 454's. This pistol was acquired in the 80's if it was a real problem it should have showed up by now. r Roger that.
We deal in lead, friend.
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