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I'm shooting 14 grains of 2400 with a 158 gr RN coated bullet out of my Henry. Easy on the body; you can shoot it all day long. I have not chronoed the thing but I can assure you it rips. It is jolting my thick 8 inch AR500 steel plates hard enough to actually slightly dent the surface at 45...

Scoped or irons? Nice shooting either way!

Don't give up on the whetstones. I used an electric forever, recently went to whetstones. It's been a learning curve, but wow I am starting to get them super sharp. My biggest challenge is the tips of the blade, but I'm getting better at it. I use 400, 1000, 3000, and 8000 grit. I even have...

Drives me crazy :)

I can answer the in general question. Yes. I have a Big Boy in 357 and it eats my 38s. It even takes my 357 SWC bullets. Just a fun little gun.

I'm a bit different when I watch movies that have guns. Even to this day I continue to be amazed at their ability to shoot a guy a block away with one shot and 38 snubby...one handed. And the recoil management these guys have shooting one handed, even when using full sized 1911s, simply...

I purchased the one specific for the gun. Just had a hard time wrapping my head around how the tapped holes are not the same for all rifles and shot guns, or at least limited to a few different configurations. I'm stubborn like that :)

357mag lever action but shoot a moderate to to low 38 special load maybe? Great excuse to buy a Henry Big Boy if you don't have one yet :)

Hi guys. I need an education about rails. I never used them. I would like to try a red dot on my Remington V3 shotgun. Can I buy any picattiny or weaver rail, or will they all be different because the receiver mounting holes are not standard from gun to gun? I tried searching for answers...

Yup. At 25 yards it is time for my Henry Big Boy 357 or Marlin 1895GBL; or wait until they get closer :)

This right here are some great observations. I recently purchased a 308. I also recently purchased a 45-70. The 45-70 is used more for fun right now, shooting at steel. I reload, so I have been testing loads for my 308 (and the 45-70). All bench rest shooting. I will take the 45-70 with a...

I absolutely love the weight of my octagon 357 Big Boy. So steady in my hands. Not to mention it feels like shooting a 22.

I have the Henry Big Boy 357. Wonderful gun. The trigger is incredible. I love the weight. Hit an 8 inch target at 100 yards standing unsupported no problem, due largely to the extra weight of the barrel. It even eats my SWC reloads without a problem.

hp38 for 38 special and 2400 for 357 are my choices.

Thank you. Time to try another 45 brush.

Are there any of these available for 45-70 or is everyone just using 45 caliber brushes and jags? I am using the 45 caliber ones but they fit a bit loose. Thanks Pete

My Henry Big Boy. But I am really taking a liking to my new Marlin 45-70 GBL.

I will put in another vote for the Kitchen Aid attachment. Mine is 30 years old and still going strong. It has ground a lot of meat. I also have the pasta attachment, shredder attachment and sausage maker. All highly recommended except for the sausage maker. It has three main issues...

Nice to see I am not the only one that will have this issue with 9mm. My wife has an STI Apeiro and that thing has a very temperamental barrel. It is tight. I reduced OAL to 1.09 which all but eliminated the problem, but every once in a while we get one in there and it just won't get into...

As soon as it gets a bit warmer out I will drag my chrono to the club and post some stats. Thank you for all the info.