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Good to know it wasn't a totally insane idea. Anyone with a good reloading book know what the power load should be reduced to?

I have a pretty sweet shooting Mosin 91/30 and ton of milserp 762x54R. I want to start hunting with it and while I know there some decent 7.62 SP's out there They are pretty $$ and usually alot heaver then my 147gr training ammo so I'm assuming the ballistics should be pretty different. I want...

wow ok thanks for the info. Now I just need to figure out how to get the safety fixed, which is just gonna cost me more on this already apparently overpriced gun =/

By the way does anyone know if it would be able to fire .22 lr as well? And also what ammo do you think is best for the Magnum. Sense the barrel is so short I'm guessing I'm not gonna get any crazy velocities so I'd think the heavier round the better, but i cant find anything above 40 gr.

Almost all my experience is with automatics so I'm far from an expert, But i think i think it should be ok if dropped because the cylinder wont even close with rounds in the chamber unless it's in some sort of half cock. That way no longer ho hard you hit the hammer the energy won't transfer to...

thx for the info. Ever shot one? do you know what the deal with the hammer is

Yes i realize that, I have several firearms and shoot 2 or 3 times a month expending around $180 on ammo a trip. And yes, of course I know about the legal issues, I have a concealed carry permit and I've been toting my xd around for quite some time. Like i said it's just a back up or something...

I was looking around for a cheap pocket gun to supplement my xd compact and found this little over/under darringer for $130 and just kinda bought it out of impulse. It looks pretty old but and the safety is clearly broken but it is single action with a pretty stiff hammer so I think it should be...

Thanks ya'll that helps alot

I have zero knowledge of reloading but I was thinking of getting into it to make practice with my .40 xd sub (ccw weapon) alot more affordable, as well as a nice hobby to have. I don't need any to get into anything crazy to produce insane accuracy because I'll be shooting form less then 25 feet...