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the load that worked for me was: 25 g. goex 3f blackpowder, ram in a wonder wad, fill to chamber mouth w/ #12 shot, cover w/ another wonder wad. i carried this load around in a holster, the shot didnt budge. perforates a tin can at close range, but the pattern opens up QUICK. this is with a...

yeah, i'd say the primary purpose of it definitely isnt practice for bigger guns. for me, plinking w/ a .22 is an activity in and of itself. my primary purpose for firearms really is just target practice and plinking. i own a glock .40 s&w which i use as a home-defense weapon (i have spent a...

well, to answer the autoloader question ... my first handgun was a s&w model 422. that was purchased about 12 yrs ago. still have it. i have fired thousands of rounds thru it at this point, probably more than any other gun i own. still my most fired gun. i am not a "beginner." so ... i'm...

well, i really had planned on shooting the gun ... a lot! :eek: i hope that shooting a new model 34 isnt an abomination :uhoh:. there just isnt anything like either one of these guns on the market right now. the smith/wesson 617 looks like a great gun, but its heavier than i'm interested in...

posted this on another board, figured i'd see what the folks here have to say as well. i have an opportunity to purchase either a s&w model 34 or model 18 revolver, both NIB and <$500. i'll probably end up getting both, actually, but i'm wondering what the pro's and con's of each model are from...

im confused about this too ... does the 50th anniversary blackhawk have a smaller frame than an ordinary blackhawk, or just a smaller gripframe? the webpage lists the 50th anniversary blackhawk as being 1/4" shorter in length, but this may be due simply to the smaller gripframe ...

franco, i think youre talking about pyrodex pellets. goex doesnt make blackpowder pellets, to my knowledge

there are advantages and disadvantages to each, you'll have to decide which you like best based on yer own testing. my observations are 1. pyrodex fouling does not build up like blackpowder fouling. it still gets all over everything, but it doesnt accumulate and cake like blackpowder fouling...