I've definitely got it bad...

I've started the process of arranging to purchase a Henry Big Boy 357.

jsimmons wrote:I've definitely got it bad...

I've started the process of arranging to purchase a Henry Big Boy 357.

Chin up..... it gets worse

Word to the wise... stay away from Kitty

I'd really like to know how they shoot! They look good and I like the size. Please keep us informed of your load data and 100 yard groups. If you give a good report, I may need to get rid of a couple of guns gathering dust and get one for myself.

glen ring wrote:I'd really like to know how they shoot! They look good and I like the size. Please keep us informed of your load data and 100 yard groups. If you give a good report, I may need to get rid of a couple of guns gathering dust and get one for myself.

I'm not a reloader. Will that matter?

There are a lot of good loads on the market in .357 . When you find a good one list it and the results at the range and on steel.

jsimmons:
These guys have a good price on 357 ammo.
http://www.ammodirect.com/ plus I bought some 357 bulk from Cabelas
I got a 357 late last year and haven't done much testing yet, to cold up here. ppkny

ppkny wrote:............... haven't done much testing yet, to cold up here. ppkny

Whimp Your retired you can bundle up and take a heater with you if you really wanted to shoot. Next comes mud season and we'll never make it up the road, so it's better to be cold then stuck in the mud

Bob, Just remember the only place you can shoot at 300 meters is my club, which by the way you are not a member. You concentrate on being ready for Factoryville March 9 rain, shine or snow.
ppkny