Long Range Revolver work

[Dennis Eugene]

I've been playing around with the MP 360-640 cast from straight WW's water drooped and loaded over Unique with Tula Primers. I've still got a lot to learn but have been having fun. Here's a video I made while shooting.

Here's one more.

I hope you enjoy them. Dennis Eugene

 

[Brad]

There is something so satisfying about the sound of lead impacting a steel plate

 

[45 2.1]

Dennis, originally the first molds were made by BRP of that design. Several years ago we were having a get together and I had a stainless Marlin 1894C in 357 Mag that I shot there. We shot that bullet at 300 yards with the iron sights on the rifle. A couple of us shot some large palm sized groups from a magazine full with that bullet in HP form. I had to trim the brass a little to use in that rifle. The particulars were: 50/50 WW/ Pb alloy water dropped, sized 0.359" and loaded with 14.4 gr. of 2400 with a standard primer. It has done rather well in a couple of Ruger Blackhawks.

 

[Brad]

That bullet is THE bullet in my Marlin 357. I modified the carrier a bit to let if feed better from the magazine, it wanted to jam against the front of the action otherwise.

 

[358156hp]

Great videos, and great information!

 

[Winelover]

I have not had good results with Tula small primers in stock revolvers. Usually, get 2 out of 100 that wont go off, no matter how many strikes or different firearms. On the other hand, when primers of the same batch, are loaded in semi-auto (9mm) pistol I can't recall any failures to fire.

 

[Brad]

I just cast 300 for my 44 mag. I'm using the MP 44/444 305HP. Once I got the timing and rhythm right they just kept coming out good.

 

[Creeker]

I hope you enjoy them. Dennis Eugene

I did.

 

[358156hp]

Hi Lynn! Welcome to the site!

 

[Creeker]

Thanks. Been looking around a bit.

 

[freebullet]

Fine shooting sir! This is something that's been on my mind for some time. Hope to get ringing results too.