44 mag
About 3 weeks ago I posted a question about what type 44 I should buy, and I got some good advice. I went in to town and bought a 4" SS rubber grip S&W. I want to tell those who answered my questions and recommended the S&W Thanks, It shoots just fine and handles a mag load real nice without much kick, what I really like about it is it's balance it does not jump around in your hand when firing a mag load it comes stright up like a good weapon should.
Thanks again
Harry
Thanks again
Harry
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I have a Ruger SST Blackhawk,44 mag 10 1/2 inch barrel with standard grips. I use this revolver for hunting only,problem is when I shoot it more than 2-3 times,it cracks my middle finger when the trigger guard hits it. What can I do ? ...no I'm not gonna sell it..LOL Any remedy?I thought about tape or some kind of softing system...what say? 0 -
If the pistol and rifle are 44 caliber magnums then yes you can.
"It was like that when I got here,I think"0 -
Yes but. The '93 Browning will not feed longer than standard factory rounds which leaves the Keith loads out. Modifications would have to be made to the cartridge guides. 0 -
Just dont try fireing a .44 Mag in a .44 Special only.
Best!!!
Rugster
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One caveat, in the past I have run into loads that were labeled 'For Rifle Only'. This was back in the late 70's, or maybe early to mid 80's. I don't remember the manufacturer, but I used them in my TC. 0 -
rugster.... It should be just about impossible to shoot .44mag in a gun chambered for 44 spl as the magnum rnds should not fit, same as .357 mags in a .38 spl.
I have a Ruger Deerfield rifle, and Ruger says you should not use .44 Mag Blazer alum cased ammo. The reason seems to be it is slightly underpowered, and does not cycle the action reliably. I have shot some "factory" reloads that were also a little underpowered to.
Full power commercial .44 mag ammo from Remington , Winchester, Federal etc works fine in the gun.0
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