and a .410 GNR. Both are just a rechambering job. Both work perfectly. Both use easy to find brass. Both are good killers. In the .410 I always use commercial .454 brass to just shoot and hunt with properly head stamped brass, and did so with the .41 GNR. Both of mine were pleasant to shoot, with .410 being much easier than the parent .454. My .454 was a super Redhawk.
A handload of the .410 with a copper powder coated cast hp in a black oxide hull is to me a thing of beauty. The different between the .454 and the .410 as to recoil is vast at least me. You can be happy with either one.
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.401 GNR and .410 GNR
- Ronnie, 2019-10-09, 19:36
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410GNR 8” barrel is my favorite hand held elk slayer!
- Kevin E, 2019-10-10, 11:23
- the first animal taken with the 410 was a Cape Buffalo - Gary Reeder, 2019-10-11, 11:14
- great--always like the single action with out front site (nm) - Lynn, 2019-10-10, 16:34
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Incredible as it may seem since
- WB, 2019-10-09, 20:22
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Where would one get sme custom .401”
- O’ Gary, 2019-10-10, 17:01
- If you cast - Asa, 2019-10-10, 19:57
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I’ll look for some but invest in a .401 LEE sizer!
- WB, 2019-10-10, 18:31
- That is THE way to go, allows for many options (nm) - Amede, 2019-10-11, 06:31
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Scotty, when you want one email me
- GregG, 2019-10-10, 09:21
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That’s the TX hog charge stopper I bet!
- WB, 2019-10-10, 10:32
- That's the one! :-) (nm) - GregG, 2019-10-10, 19:12
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That’s the TX hog charge stopper I bet!
- WB, 2019-10-10, 10:32
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I have or had a 5.5" Rhawk in .41 GNR
- Lynn, 2019-10-10, 08:19
- Lynn, I remember we shot your .410 GNR RH - WB, 2019-10-10, 08:32
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Where would one get sme custom .401”
- O’ Gary, 2019-10-10, 17:01
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Dont have one yet, but going the 401 GNR route
- Asa, 2019-10-09, 19:46
- My mistake, was thinkin the 41GNR (nm) - Asa, 2019-10-09, 19:58
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410GNR 8” barrel is my favorite hand held elk slayer!
- Kevin E, 2019-10-10, 11:23