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Shot the .357 BBSC today...

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TNman
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Shot the .357 BBSC today...

Post by TNman » Sat Aug 25, 2018 8:36 pm

Shot the .357 some today lest it get lonesome with the 41 getting most of the attention. Made some reloads with 180g Hornady XTPs over L’l Gun; only shot 6 times off hand at 18 yards because of time constraints. Basically I was just wanting to test my first .357 reloads anyway. And they performed well; they could be loaded a bit heavier according to the manual but these are close....not bad for an old fat man....lolol
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Re: Shot the .357 BBSC today...

Post by RanchRoper » Sat Aug 25, 2018 8:54 pm

Well done, I wish we could ring steel at our gun club range...that looks like fun.

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Re: Shot the .357 BBSC today...

Post by PT7 » Sat Aug 25, 2018 9:13 pm

Nothing more fun than the clang of steel....love to shoot it.
And glad that the .357 Big Boy feels less lonely today. 'Tis a great caliber to shoot with a Henry rifle! :)

I'm also in the "old man" category, TNman. Fortunately, although I do keep a nicely-polished surface on the top of my belt buckle, there is still not that much above the belt, and I can easily see my shoes!! :lol:
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TNman wrote:Shot the .357 some today lest it get lonesome …. just wanting to test my first .357 reloads anyway. And they performed well; ....not bad for an old fat man....lolol

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