tested the Elmer Keith style bullets over the weekend (from Stateline Bullets, 245 grain SWC Keith style, .431" diameter)
used ACC#7 to get a moderately warm load.  this is the hottest i've loaded a lead projectile. worked out great. was very accurate at the higher load that i tested but was still in the middle of the recommended powder charge by the Accurate reloading data. i didn't want to go too hot with lead bullets. for hot, i'll go with H110 or ACC#9 and JHP bullets
recoil was pretty stout although not as much as a ACC#9 or H110  level, but a good handful for a lead bullet.  i really like these bullets    

I make a similar bullet and run 19.0 H110.
It gives me satisfying thump and is wonderfully accurate.

I make a similar bullet and run 19.0 H110.
It gives me satisfying thump and is wonderfully accurate.

is that for a 44magnum?
if so, what's the bullet weight?

is that for a 44magnum?
if so, what's the bullet weight?

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It's a 240 swc. Looks similar to yours.
I run it in a 29.
Of course, it can go hotter but I broke my 29 running full power loads.
So I keep it down a bit.
For flashy stuff, I run a 180 jhp with around 29 H110.
Recoil is moderate but the noise and flash is great.
If you want to see a great pic, go to the khsc.info website and click  on the pistol range info link.
That pic is my son shooting that load. Big fireball!

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It's a 240 swc. Looks similar to yours.
I run it in a 29.
Of course, it can go hotter but I broke my 29 running full power loads.
So I keep it down a bit.
For flashy stuff, I run a 180 jhp with around 29 H110.
Recoil is moderate but the noise and flash is great.
If you want to see a great pic, go to the khsc.info website and click  on the pistol range info link.
That pic is my son shooting that load. Big fireball!

i see that pic
nice!   

i see that pic
nice!   

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On the action pistol link you will see my other son running a combat course.

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On the action pistol link you will see my other son running a combat course.

my work computer not cooperating right now.  i'll have to look at it when i get home

since we're talking fireball, i got a few pics of my own to share


first one is my friend shooting my 629




last pic is one of those AR revolvers   

I like that one with the ring of fire.

That one?!

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That one?!

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I was refering to stangzillas friend in the previous post. That is a near perfect ring.
That one you grabbed above is my #3 son.

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I was refering to stangzillas friend in the previous post. That is a near perfect ring.
That one you grabbed above is my #3 son.

Yeah, that's the one I was after! Proud Papa!

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Top 10 Revolvers for Concealed Carry

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Top 10 Revolvers for Concealed Carry

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nice article
but i dont see why they have the LCR in 22.  that would be my last option in the LCR platform, although i do have one.  but mine is more of a practice gun for my LCR in 38sp.  i think thats a good option for a small and light revolver.  its pretty snappy in 38sp.  even 22 WMR would be better than 22LR.  327 mag has always interested me but its sort of an odd caliber
 

nice article
but i dont see why they have the LCR in 22.  that would be my last option in the LCR platform, although i do have one.  but mine is more of a practice gun for my LCR in 38sp.  i think thats a good option for a small and light revolver.  its pretty snappy in 38sp.  even 22 WMR would be better than 22LR.  327 mag has always interested me but its sort of an odd caliber
 

I am thinking of picking up a 22lr pistol or revolver. I already have ammo for rifle.

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I am thinking of picking up a 22lr pistol or revolver. I already have ammo for rifle.

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my favorite 22 revolver is my Single Ten.  i wanted a single six convertible with WMR cylinder, but they only had the single ten at that time. 
my favorite 22 pistol is my Mark IV hunter.  1 button take down for cleaning is super easy   

my favorite 22 revolver is my Single Ten.  i wanted a single six convertible with WMR cylinder, but they only had the single ten at that time. 
my favorite 22 pistol is my Mark IV hunter.  1 button take down for cleaning is super easy   

Sounds similar to me.  I bought the Single-Ten on an impulse.  When I learned the Single-Six had a .22Mag cylinder, too, I was disappointed in my purchase, because I love to have options and versatility in tools when possible.

If I needed the .22 for home defense, the magnum .22 would be a better option, but I don't see myself being limited to a six-shot .22 in that situation.  So, for target shooting, the Single-Ten makes more sense. 

Having 4 more rounds loaded (if allowed) also delays the inevitable need to cycle the cylinder to eject & load each chamber one at a time!   

if you can't afford a Korth, then you probably can't afford a Manurhin either.  Both are top of the food chain in the revolver world

if you can't afford a Korth, then you probably can't afford a Manurhin either.  Both are top of the food chain in the revolver world

i thought he was going to have a Manurhin, but i was wrong

For those of you who have not yet shot a revolver