I had a friend that loaded his own .44's. He ran them through an IMI Desert
Eagle. I had the chance to shoot it, and as he told me, the hotter he loaded
'em, the better it liked 'em.
I bought my own DE 44 within a year.
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 7:05 PM, BJNoSHOV8 <bjshov8@tx.rr.com> wrote:
> The Smith & Wesson products are strong and well designed, but not
> indestructible. If you compare a S&W .44mag with a Redhawk .44mag you can
> see a big difference- the S&W is an elegant design, the Redhawk is big and
> crude by comparison. However the Redhawk is strong, very strong. You can
> buy factory ammo from specialty companies loaded for a Redhawk that is not
> advised to be used in the S&W. I did witness a S&W blow up. The person
> loading the ammo had used the wrong powder by accident.
>
>
>
>
>> Ruger Red Hawk 44 Mag pistol (used for boar hunting in California).
>>>
>>> Ruger FTW. I read an article about a guy trying to blow up a Ruger
>> Old Army black powder revolver by loading it with hot primers and as
>> much rifle powder as he could fit. It just kept shooting.
>>
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