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Personally i think the BC is too high at that speed. Probably closer to .190 but........
thanks!!! that should work well enough for me!
Personally i think the BC is too high at that speed. Probably closer to .190 but........
Most .50 cals will shoot a .45 or even .458 cal bullets better than .44 cal bullets when trying to develop hotter loads . This is because sabots are thinner with .45 cal bullets . Most guns when shooting smaller diameter bullets like .44 or .40 cal bullets will achieve their best accuracy with reduced charges . You may want to try a reduced charge . All guns are different this is just a suggestion .
Yeah ive never gotten 50x44 to shoot as good near max loads. I can take the same bullet weight and nearly the same sabot OD and never gotten better results than a 50x45 or 50x458.
Buy your harvesters at Graffs for not quite half the price. I paid $6.64 vs $10.+ at Harvester
Midsouth has a good price on them too but i normally get mine at Grafs.
Midway has free shipping for orders over $49.
Grafs is flat rate $9.95 shipping. A tad high but not bad if you order enough. Im a bit spoiled cuz i just walk in and buy them. Tax is less than the shipping.
It is over $40 for 100/100. Comes to $52 and change with the $9.95 shipping.
I would suggest the Speer 260gr as 1 of the 50 packs of bullets but they are out atm. Great smaller bullet too. Just get 2 boxes of the 300gr. They often get in short supply and hard to find.
Come to find out the powder measure weight for 120gr volume was 130 grains weight wise of blackhorn!
I believe it was an older tc? When i first got it i was using 777 i remember that. It may have been a different manufacture. That was early mid ninties? All the way closed it was supposed to be 90gr all the way open was supposed to be 150gr. I had it set at 120.What brand of volume measure was that because ive never seen one that far off. 130gr by weight of BH209 is way over 150gr by volume. There are few bench mounted volumetric measures that once dialed in will throw very consistent loads of BH209.
Weird. Are you sure? Please recheck.Come to find out the powder measure weight for 120gr volume was 130 grains weight wise of blackhorn!
Somethings not right there. Not saying that’s impossible, but, that’s impossible.Weird. Are you sure? Please recheck.
I ended up reverifying and the brass magnum powder measure..... i was way the heck off! I dont know where i had gotten 130gr from i remember the number sticking out to me??? but the brass measure was 3.8 gr heavy at 120gr setting. Oh well thanks for asking me to recheck. Even though i look stupid ☺ i am not afraid to admit when i am wrong, and in this case way wrong. But in my mind it bothered me enought to go to weighing all my charges. I am happy with the results and wont go back to the older volume type measures.Weird. Are you sure? Please recheck.
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