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I prefer Federal but since I'm in Canada and primers are never in stock I'll use any primer I can get.

We already had extremely strict handguns laws in Canada. You have to have a Restricted Firearms licence in Canada to buy a handgun and every handgun purchased is registered to you with the federal government. All the crime guns in Canada are smuggled in from the USA. These new laws will do...

I think you need to spend some time around a S&W 500 being fired indoors. :neener:

I live in Canada. In May 2020 the government banned all AR-15 style firearms and all rifles with a muzzle velocity higher than 338 Lapua. In August 2022 they banned the import of handguns and in the fall will pass a bill that prevents Canadians from transferring handgun ownership to anyone else...

I bought a brand new Anaconda, it shoots a few inches high with the sights bottomed out. Looking for a taller front sight.

I love it but didn't really buy it often in the past since it was more expensive but now it's actually cheaper in Canada than anything made Hodgdon or Alliant. N110 is my go to for revolvers.

Get yourself a S&W 500; once you get used to it the 44 Mag feels like a 22.

I bought a longer piece of tubing (air exchanger drain tubing) so that the primers go into a jug that I have strapped to the leg of my work bench.

Bruised hand... I hope your purse has a shoulder strap or it's going to be a rough week! (Sorry couldn't help myself)

Well I haven’t had to move them in years and tightening them is easy. More work to tighten an ultimate lock ring.

The old lock rings work fine on a turret. I have had some dies in a turret for years with the old lock rings and they haven't moved.

I'm not a fan of the new "Ultimate Lock Rings". The little screw they use to "lock" them are so easy to strip.

That's a great idea! I've been using CCI in all my revolvers and have had a few light primer strikes. Each one was always with a S&W while firing DA.

This has only happened to me with brand new brass. So I started running my new brass in the tumbler with corn/walnut prior to loading which resolved the issue.

Yea I should have been more specific with what 250gr projectile but normally you use more powder with a lighter projectile. I love 40gr of 2400 in the 500 with a 350 gr. One large hole in the centre of the target.

I said Alliant only had a listing for 300gr. Not interested in 300-MP.

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That’s why I buy CamPro. They are rated for 2000fps.

Haven’t used N320 but I have used a few pounds of N110 in my revolvers. Definitely my favourite powder but it’s pretty expensive compared to 2400.

I guess if you can find decently priced projectiles.