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midrange .44 magnum load?
Does anyone know of a factory loaded mid range .44 magnum load, something along the lines of the old Remington midrange load (240 grain lead SWC at approx. 100 fps)?
Yes, I know I can produce such a handload easily, and yes, I know I can load the gun with .44 specials....but I don't want to go with either of those options. Thanks in advance.............
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I'm hoping thats a mistake in your typing, but 100fps?????
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Here is a company that a few of my buddies uses since they don't reload. I have chrony them at 1050fps for a 240gr lswc. And the price at this writing is $23.00 for 50.
http://georgia-arms.com/new44remmag2...utter50pk.aspx |
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Mr.16 gauge,
I have not seen Mid-range .44 Magnum loads on the shelf at my local gun shop this Century. I am curious why you want lower power .44 Magnum loads. I would have suggested buying factory .44 Specials to arrive at the same lower level of performance. For myself, my .44 Magnums see lots of .44 Special loads with a dose of 2400 (Now Above the Book Loads, but below Book loads in previous reloading manuals) and my cast #429244 240 grain SWC. I am not sure SASS shooters use magnums, but they sure shoot lots of .44 Specials at the club. Adam
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...and plus, I wanted the cases for reloading; I reload for .44 magnum, but not .44 special. That's all!
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i loaded elmer keiths 310gr cast bullets and 12 grains of something. this was pushed through a 7.5" barrel , not sure id want to squeeze this load out a concelled car gun.
a 240 at 1000 to 1200 would be much tamer. i just noticed concealed int he woods. even though a human may be encounterd while carrying concealed in the woods i think id still kinda plan on downing more critters then 2 legged gitters |
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Personally I'd choose something easier to carry concealed than my md. 29 or Ruger SA 44 for what you describe. The .44 mag is a great hunting cartridge and I use it for just that. Anything else I'll go with one of my 1911s, lot easier to carry.
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