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If I had to put a guess I'd say the S&W 500 ammo is more of a "specialty" round. When you reload the price becomes much closer in costs to one another.

Thank you sir!

A) .38 special B) 4" C) round D) 6 E) fixed F) BKZ52xx G) 10-10 Thanks

Just out of curiosity did you get that from Buds? I just ordered a Model 10 from them, should be here Thursday.

Glock 33. I just could not get comfortable with it. Traded it for a security six and haven't looked back.

+1 I'm really happy with the Bisley frame but can't I compare it with the original as I never shot one.

Ruger Security Six I traded a glock for this with a co-worker. I put a new Hogue grip on it and gave it some TLC. I love it.

I started with a few autos. I just got rid of my last Glock that got traded for a security six. I just got tired of chasing my brass and I have never shot those as well as my wheel guns. The only auto I haven't own but is on my list is a 1911.

Like others have said it doable with practice. I use 23g of H110 with 240 Keith bullets. We were just shooting a 10" gong at 100 yards today with open sights. Once I knew where they were missing a small adjustment is all it took to start hitting it.

So just a little update. I have loaded 5 rounds in .1 grains from 6.5 to 7.5. I'm still getting leading and accuracy has been declining. I don't know what the maximum charge is for a 44 spaecial as all my manuals only go up to 6.9g. I may just load a few in a mag case with 10 grains of unique to...

Awesome. Gives me hope. I'm working up some loads to do more testing.

This is basically what I was thinking. Is this a common problem when using specials in a magnum cylinder? If not then I would like to keep working on this so I don't get the full house rounds mixed up with the powder puff rounds.

Throats and bore was slugged. Throats were .431 and bore was .429 if memory serves me right. The Cowboy #3 is a 12 BHN. FWIW I've been using Brads 240 Keith 18 BHN in my magnum loads with H110 with great success. Absolutely no leading with that load.

So I've been having a slight leading problem with my .44 special loads in my Ruger Super Blackhawk Hunter. I am using Missouri Bullets Cowboy #3 with Unique in .44 Special Starline brass with CCI 300 primers. I've started my loads at 5.7 grains and worked up to 6.5 grains. I'm getting some...

I can't speak for everyone but I understand the severity in squibs. I am thankful that I knew there was a problem right off the bat on that round and immediately checked it. Then again in my instance I was shooting Magnum loads.

I just had my first one too. I believe mine had no powder. I thought it was a hang fire.

Thank you for the explanation.

Does the accuracy go down by having the bullet seating deeper in the chamber?

Just made some .308 with Varget and 168 Sierra OTM and going to start on some .44 mag with h110 and 240 swc.

Thanks. I keep a list on my phone so when I go looking around for supplies I have a reference. With that being said I have never saw that brand at any of the stores around here. Usually only alliant, hodgon and IMR.