Full House 357 Magnum Loads at Night = HUGE FIREBALL
 

4 Inch - Smith and Wesson 586 Classic
Hornady 158gr JHP
Close to Max Payload of Winchester 296 (I think in the neighborhood of 16grains, I loaded these awhile ago)

Massive Concussion, HUGE FIREBALL. Good Times.


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Y does that look SO familiar???

now the trick is to go around the streets looking for Junk old vacuum tube TV sets, with the CRT intact, and shoot at them......

:seasix::hurray::leaving:

My full house 125 grainers with Bullseye are as spectacular out of the 6 inch barreled 686.
Great fun!

Full tilt loads out of my Ruger Super Redhawk in .44 mag using H110 with 180 grain XTP's not only create a massive fireball, they also knock the dust out of the ceiling tiles at the gun club's covered outdoor rage :D

And after 3-4 of them rounds, you looking for the toilet......:rofl:

No Gene, I like things that go BANG!! I would shoot anywhere from 100 to 200 rounds a night when I brought out my .44 mag. I reload so it's extremely affordable.

Nice grips and a smoothed trigger ( trigger job by my gunsmith) make shooting it a joy.

44 mag is fine. .454 Casull or the S&W or Ruger big magnums are punishing even in large frame scoped revolvers. I made it through 3 .454 Buffalo Bore full housers in a Raging Bull before I was smart enough to stop.

I had a TC Super 14 in .223!
The fireballs were amazing! :seasix:

NO cheating now.....what does RCBS stand for???

Rock Chuck Bullet Swage.