July 30, 2012
OfflineWish me luck, I may own one VERY shortly.
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I have always been a 6" barrel fan in any revolver. If I get this one it's .445 next. Funds allowing.
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I like heavy bullets moving fast. From all I can gather DW revolvers can take heavy loads. Suits me right down to the ground.
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I cast my own bullets and a 310 'grainer' moving along at 1400+ fps from the titled handgun will be nice. Accuracy from a DW revolver is a given, IMO. Although I haven't owned one I recall many years ago and even to the present day no one questions their accuracy.
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So, wish me luck. I'll know tomorrow.
July 30, 2012
OfflineJody said
Gibson,I'm glad to hear the treatments are going as planned. Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers!
A DW 44 is a easy find when your ready for one.
Jody
Thanks. He and the wife are there as I type this.
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The gun was on GB and I hoped to get it for 680 USD dollars, shipped. It's all I had. Worked great as not a soul bid for 9 days (10 day auction). I finally bid and a short time later a couple of other guys bid, in the end it went for 705. Oh well. I bought a BFR in 500 S&W Magnum. Now I get to starve for a month.
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If one of you guys could put me on one next month for around 550 USD- I understand that it would be a bit on the used side and likely be nothing more than the gun itself, i.e. no papers, no box, no tools, no extra barrel, etc.- I would be obliged, if findable. I just want a .44 heavy underlug model in decent shape.
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Andy had a spinal today so I'm on pins and needles. They extract spinal fluid and check to make sure there are no cancer cells coming back. Always scares me.
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Adios.
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DW's can handle the Ruger only loads, but for plinking I like 357mag level loads in my 357max, I cast my own too and properly assembled home loads get fantastic groups.




