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If you ever decide to have your revolver tuned, I'd recommend the pistolsmiths at Ahlman's in Morristown, MN. They are really good and have made a meaningful difference in the "useability" of every Rossi, Ruger, and S&W revolver that I've sent to them.
If you shoot enough heavy loads, whatever # that is, through a small frame revolver of any make/model, it will eventually shoot "loose". I learned this the expensive way, by shooting too many heavy loads in a S&W 19.
Jeff Ya,thanks for the heads up. I only load 180 grain HP.With 9 grains of Unique.They got some nice recoil!!!!
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My current light weight 44 Special is a S&W 329PD. If you can hit apples with a fixed sight revolver, you're a better man than me, since I'd have a hard time hitting the inside of a barn, from the inside, with a fixed sight handgun!
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Ya,I have always been good with handguns.
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my wife loves her old bulldog bites pretty good with 200 swc at 1200 fps dont need to go faster or heavier. 90% of the time 200 at 800 fps is sweet & easy on it & her, only trouble is keeping it loaded fast enough to suit her.
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Some weekend fun!!!!!!!! 10 grains Unique,180 grain Hollow point. ![[Linked Image]](http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h196/edog_02/100_2870.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h196/edog_02/100_2872.jpg)
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I have a 38spc. undercover that is tucked away where the misses can grab it quick when I'm out. Very handy, those little Charter Arms. Mine was quite used when I got it, and it broke a trigger return spring once, sent it back, and it came home working fine.
I am the NorthEast WoodsBeast!
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Maybe I will bring the camera with me when I go shooting.
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I have a 38spc. undercover that is tucked away where the misses can grab it quick when I'm out. Very handy, those little Charter Arms. Mine was quite used when I got it, and it broke a trigger return spring once, sent it back, and it came home working fine. Cool handgun for the misses!!!!!!!!
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Figure if the sight of it dosn't work, the feel of a 38 will.
I am the NorthEast WoodsBeast!
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