Post by Encore64 on Nov 17, 2024 15:42:22 GMT -5
As Jack continues to send pictures, it's obvious my FA83 500 JRH is nearing completion.
At 60, I've slowed down on Custom Revolver Builds and increased my time at the benches. Both Reloading and Shooting.
I've sworn to only one project at a time and focusing on Non-Ruger Builds. Therefore, the FA83 500 JRH.
I'm thinking the next should be a Custom BFR. Unlike most, I focus on modernizing the oldies.
It comes with it's own challenges. Mostly the hysterical stressing over weak cases and old guns in like chamberings still being used.
Like recent polling numbers, we've been thru this before with the 45 Colt while most learned nothing.
The 32-20, 38-40 and 44-40 can be loaded to impressive ballistics.
So, I've ordered a BFR 357 Magnum for Jack to work his magic on.
After experience with the 6-Shot BFR 454 Casull, I'm fully aware of just how strong these guns are.
I'm thinking the 38-40 is an obvious first choice with a 7.5-8" barrel for maximum velocity.
Input and suggestions welcomed and appreciated...
At 60, I've slowed down on Custom Revolver Builds and increased my time at the benches. Both Reloading and Shooting.
I've sworn to only one project at a time and focusing on Non-Ruger Builds. Therefore, the FA83 500 JRH.
I'm thinking the next should be a Custom BFR. Unlike most, I focus on modernizing the oldies.
It comes with it's own challenges. Mostly the hysterical stressing over weak cases and old guns in like chamberings still being used.
Like recent polling numbers, we've been thru this before with the 45 Colt while most learned nothing.
The 32-20, 38-40 and 44-40 can be loaded to impressive ballistics.
So, I've ordered a BFR 357 Magnum for Jack to work his magic on.
After experience with the 6-Shot BFR 454 Casull, I'm fully aware of just how strong these guns are.
I'm thinking the 38-40 is an obvious first choice with a 7.5-8" barrel for maximum velocity.
Input and suggestions welcomed and appreciated...
