35 Whelen
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Since the last post, I've bought another model 10, this one a 10-5.
I've been shooting these anytime there's enough daylight. I moved my torso target to my 100 yd. berm and have been having a ball with it. Yesterday I had a little time to shoot and happened to have my phone in my pocket so I could take a quick pic-
Both these revolvers have outstanding single action triggers, breaking at 2.5 lbs.like a glass rod, which makes accurate shooting much easier. This particular load is my practice load which is a 158 gr. home-cast SWC loaded in mixed brass over 3.2 grs. of Clays. Velocity is a little over 800 fps. I hold the sights at the tops of the targets shoulders and one can see the amount of drop.
Hope some of you other guys will show some more 100 yd. targets, threads like these are really enjoyable.
35W
I've been shooting these anytime there's enough daylight. I moved my torso target to my 100 yd. berm and have been having a ball with it. Yesterday I had a little time to shoot and happened to have my phone in my pocket so I could take a quick pic-
Both these revolvers have outstanding single action triggers, breaking at 2.5 lbs.like a glass rod, which makes accurate shooting much easier. This particular load is my practice load which is a 158 gr. home-cast SWC loaded in mixed brass over 3.2 grs. of Clays. Velocity is a little over 800 fps. I hold the sights at the tops of the targets shoulders and one can see the amount of drop.
Hope some of you other guys will show some more 100 yd. targets, threads like these are really enjoyable.
35W