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Most of my 350gr bullets are Hornady Interlock flat points. I also have some Speer and Rainier flat points. The Hornady is my favorite, so far. Loaded to 2100fps, it hits hogs and whitetail like a hammer, but all of the shots have been under 100yds. My Nosler 300gr Partitions also work...

Thanks for the info. I'm not averse to using the 400gr+ offerings...I just have a ton of 300gr and 350gr bullets in my reloading gear. I may work up a few heavier loads and see how well my little Guide Gun likes them. Thanks again.

Be aware that the gas system in the M1 Garand was designed to operate safely in a narrow window of port pressures. If you use a powder that's slower than the USGI specs, then the port pressures can be high enough to bend or break the op-rod. Since the M1 is a very robust rifle, your Garand...

Next year, my father and I plan to go elk hunting in New Mexico or Colorado. I'd like to take my Guide Gun and was wondering if anyone had any experience with the 300gr or 350gr 45/70 loadings on elk at 100 - 150yds. I know these critters are a bit tougher than the whitetail and hogs I...

I've seen two coats that were used in the manner you describe. One was a woolen dress coat and one was a nylon jacket. The wool coat had a few small scorch marks and the nylon jacket had large burns and melted areas. Of course, both had a nasty little hole! Depending on your jacket/coat...

Just plain old Rugers. Those are the grips that came with the revolver.

No Speedies? Feeling lonely here with the only Speed Six in the bunch (unless I'm blind and missed one...) :)