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As a retired cop, I've carried concealed going on thirty years and believe me, the older you get the more the weight of the weapon matters. Now, I know nothing of this Cougar but I have started carrying the Ruger LC9s in 9mm about 7 weeks ago. It is a dream to carry and a great trigger. It is...

JohnK, Thanks for the interesting info on my G19. I guess I have a Gen 2, and that's OK as it has proven to be the most accurate 9mm I've personally laid hands on! Sure appreciate you taking the time to respond to my question. Many Thanks, Jon

Gen 1 I.D. Info "I doubt you have a Gen1 19. There were a few made for a police order. I hear people all the time saying they have a Gen1 this or a Gen1 that. Unless the front strap and backstrap on your 19 are smooth, it's not a Gen1." Hexhead, That is interesting info! I've had my 19...

My EDC is the LC9s. A carry pistol is an extremely personal decision and what works really well for some may not for others. That doesn't make either party right or wrong. My personal opinion is that the LC9s is a superior weapon to the Shield... but I have a good buddy who feels otherwise...

I tell you, I am so impressed with Accurate #5 in .44 Special. Your results with it were outstanding too! Personally, I have found my powder of choice for this caliber and now it's just about loading and shooting!! Regards, Jon

Nope, not going to be chasing anything! I still can't believe how that load chrono'd out. Three of the other 4 loads were pretty good themselves but 8.4 gr of AA #5 under a Missouri Bullet Co. 240 gr SWC will be THE load for my .44's. Accurate powders have been impressing me...and this load...

OK, here we go... I used the Speer #14 manual for these loads. Speer lists a start charge of 8.4 gr #5 under a hardcast 250 gr Keith bullet for 868 fps. The max charge listed is 9.3 gr for 936 fps with the same bullet. I loaded 8.4 gr, 8.6 gr, 8.9 gr, 9.1 gr and 9.3 gr. under a Missouri...

Float Pilot, Thanks for more data to consider. I really like AA #5 and hope I can get a load with it and a 200 gr RNFP to duplicate my carry load. The 9.5 gr load you used with the 207 gr SWCHP looks like it could be the answer for me. Is it safe to assume that you found no high pressure...

Float Pilot, Boy, I'm sure enjoying this thread and all the information you and the other guys are providing. I, too, am a huge .44 Special fan and own a Lipsey's Ruger Bisley Blackhawk (Flattop) with a 4 5/8" barrel, a Smith and Wesson M24-3 with a 4" barrel and a Taurus M445 UL with the 2"...