Lefty7mmstw
Well-Known Member
Tune your load at the ranges you will likely be hunting. Right now my revolvers will do fine at 25 and decently at 100. None of the 3 are great at 200 yards. I need to re-develop loads but I haven't had the time. My 7-08 Striker is fine to 200+ and my kid got his doe with it 2 years ago at 250 yards.
Also, shoot the heck outta that thing. I never truly got decent with a revolver until I was running around a brick of primers a month through my 586 for a spell. I know it costs money to wiggle the trigger, but the only way to work out the kinks and build skill is to get out there a lot.
Also, shoot the heck outta that thing. I never truly got decent with a revolver until I was running around a brick of primers a month through my 586 for a spell. I know it costs money to wiggle the trigger, but the only way to work out the kinks and build skill is to get out there a lot.
