What did you do at your reloading bench today?

[Travlin]

I have one of the later "smokless powder " versions of that revolver. Funny thing about it, the double action pull seems easier than the single action. I am sure you know this but keep your loads very light for the old top break. If you have some OO buck pellets you can use them for projectiles to make a light plinking load. Use just about a .22 short case full of Bullseye or Red Dot and shove the round ball against it.

[Shakey Jake]

I need to reload a lot of different calibers but probably won't get to it today.
Jake

[Vaquero]

Lol, exactly Jake, pretty sure of it.

RP

[Rifletom]

Must be something in the air. I went out to my loading area, kinda looked around and thought, naw, not today. Briefly straightened up the bench and piddling around to make my wife think I'm actually doing something productive. We'll see how that goes.

[Vaquero]

Tom

RP

[runnin n gunnin]

111 today in Az, (10 %humidity) looked at the bench, its a mess and needs a thorough cleaning, went back to my chair and cracked an ice cold beer !

[Mgderf]

I have one of the later "smokless powder " versions of that revolver. Funny thing about it, the double action pull seems easier than the single action. I am sure you know this but keep your loads very light for the old top break. If you have some OO buck pellets you can use them for projectiles to make a light plinking load. Use just about a .22 short case full of Bullseye or Red Dot and shove the round ball against it.

Since mine is an early "First model" dating to 1895, I will be loading black powder exclusively.
Mine is also a DAO having a completely shrouded hammer.

[Travlin]

Does yours have a transfer bar? Mine does and that just shows that Ruger had nothing new under the sun. I think that the round ball loads would work with FFFg. Also don't forget to use a black powder bullet lube. Good shooting.

[Vaquero]

Speaking of the little 32's, I have this one.

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Have no idea how old it is, I've had it quite a spell.

RP

[ruhler]

primed some 44mag cases, Loaded up 50x 44mag cartridges with cast bullets noe 265gr noe rnfp .432 for my henry. Sized, gaschecked and lubed the same noe bullets to .431 for my ruger sbh 10.5" to try next weekend, .432 shoots extremly well but are oversized for the cylinderthroat so trying same bullet with .431. Also loaded up some 265gr Saeco rnfp cast bullets aswell, to see wich performs best. Have a magnum bullseye championship in our shootingclub soon.