.41 rem magnum

[Bud H]

Sometimes he takes a while to answer emails
Here's his phone number
405-879-0879
Website
www.edstc.com

Thanks, I'll give him a call tomorrow

 

[jacktheaxe]

Thanks for the info

Are you looking for brass

 

[270 Terminator]

I have been shooting a 41 mag with 21 g h-110 for about 35 years I have taken muley bucks at 70 yards and 2 black bears at 80 yds and they went no where from impact I have a lot of pistols but my 41 mag is my staple my Oregon bear at 80 yards is my best

 

[robo57]

Are you looking for brass

No I'm good for brass right now

 

[Ricky McLaughlin]

My fav target Load with hard cast 220s was 10gr of unique. Harder hitting I went with W296/h110 all the way up to gas checked 265gr hard cast.

I was just wondering...what do you all consider being hard cast??

 

[robo57]

I was just wondering...what do you all consider being hard cast??

Melting pure lead and mixing in tin and silver
15 BHN OR HIGHER

 

[Bud H]

Melting pure lead and mixing in tin and silver
15 BHN OR HIGHER

1 was going to say 14 or higher, but.silver, instead of nickel or other cheaper alloys?

 

[robo57]

1 was going to say 14 or higher, but.silver, instead of nickel or other cheaper alloys?

I agree, nickel is definitely a cheaper way to go

 

[Bud H]

Antimony is even cheaper

 

[Ricky McLaughlin]

I have been using 16 to 1 lead to tin myself with hp bullets and soft points for a rather soft bullet, approximately 10 to 11 bhn. I have had good luck and performance with those, charged with 17.5 grains of 2400. No gas check just plain base bullet for many years. I just really enjoy shooting the 41 mag. Have killed several deer and hogs with that combo. Revolver is a Ruger Redhawk with 5.5" bbl.

 

[Bud H]

I have been using 16 to 1 lead to tin myself with hp bullets and soft points for a rather soft bullet, approximately 10 to 11 bhn. I have had good luck and performance with those, charged with 17.5 grains of 2400. No gas check just plain base bullet for many years. I just really enjoy shooting the 41 mag. Have killed several deer and hogs with that combo. Revolver is a Ruger Redhawk with 5.5" bbl.

I'll have to give that mix a try. I have several hardiness now, from 4-21 bhn, depending on what they are being shot out of and use.

 

[robo57]

I have been using 16 to 1 lead to tin myself with hp bullets and soft points for a rather soft bullet, approximately 10 to 11 bhn. I have had good luck and performance with those, charged with 17.5 grains of 2400. No gas check just plain base bullet for many years. I just really enjoy shooting the 41 mag. Have killed several deer and hogs with that combo. Revolver is a Ruger Redhawk with 5.5" bbl.

Sounds like a good combination

 

[Joe Bishop]

That .41 Remington Mag is a great cartridge has less recoil that the .44 mag, H110 is the powder to use with hard cast/gas checks. Use to melt wheel weights when you couldn't find hard cast bullets. It kills with authority on hogs and deer.