Asked Henry and got a mail from Henry saying that not to go above 260grain and use Flat Point, hollowpoint or roundnose bullets. And they recommended factoryloads ofc. So what mould should i use for hunting and ofc targetshooting like to keep it simple and use a bullet I can use for hunting aswell as targetshooting. I use Vithavouri N110 powder for magnumloads around 19-21grain and Vithavouri N340 for 44spl around 6-9grain depending on bullettype and weight.
Anyone tried these moulds and used with your henry BB at 100yards with accuracy and know they cycle smooth?
Lee 429-RF 200grain bullet? seems like it could cycle smooth but probably needs to beagle?
Lee TL430-240 SWC, probably suitable for targetshooting not for hunting
Lee C430-310 RF GC - big bullet according to henry not suitable for big boy, but many other says this is a good hunting bullet
RCBS 240-SIL GC 2cavity, bullet seems to have a good bulletshape for leveractions, probably more suitable for targetshooting?
NOE 432-265-RF GC, seems like a good hunting bullet and in specification recommendation from Henry?
Guess jacketed bullet is good with usual .430 and around .432 for castbullets is what to aim for, and it may be needed to beagle some mould if needed. Or any other suggestions, I was thinking about having a 200grain and a heavier around 240-265grain gascheck or perhaps even 310 even if Henry says its not recommended?
I also have some jacketed bullets like XTP HP 240, Fiocchi SJSP 240grain, Frontier 245grain CMJ (only sized to .429) but I really prefer cast bullets its something about making all yourself. I load for my 629 classic 5" and Ruger SBH 10,5 in 44mag already so got experience with the caliber in targetshooting and magnumcompetition. But its different in a revolver if it fits the cylinder it pretty much works
