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It started as a .44 Mag. Bisley. We had some lightening cuts to the frame done in (4) places, perhaps an ounce relief per spot. Thank goodness. When anyone picks it up they always exclaim at the heft. I didn’t consider it’s basically a solid chunk of steel with tiny .257” holes bored. It weighs 57 ounces unloaded. A bit heavy on the hip it is perfect in the shoulder rig. The 75-80 gr. bullets easily scoot at 1600-1700+ with longer brass life. The Hornet case will loosen primer pockets early if pushed too hard. The heft certainly makes it a dream to shoot with weight dampening the wiggles. It basically has the trajectory of a .22 WMR rifle but twice the power. Old .25-20 lever gun performance.
Toying with bullets and the size of meplat manifests adjustable performance. That is a study in itself.
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This was a cool build, .255 Banshee Javelina
- WB, 2025-09-16, 08:55
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327 Brass
- Keith, 2025-09-17, 17:07
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Gary has that in his .250 GNR, however
- WB, 2025-09-17, 20:53
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It’s unfortunate the 224-32 got in the way
- Keith, 2025-09-18, 12:22
- I did not have an enjoyable experience in .327 - WB, 2025-09-18, 14:55
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Plus, I don’t think my platform could house
- WB, 2025-09-17, 20:56
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If it’s based on a Blackhawk, it caN
- Keith, 2025-09-18, 12:19
- That might be something I'd pursue, an extra cyl. (nm) - WB, 2025-09-18, 14:57
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If it’s based on a Blackhawk, it caN
- Keith, 2025-09-18, 12:19
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It’s unfortunate the 224-32 got in the way
- Keith, 2025-09-18, 12:22
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Gary has that in his .250 GNR, however
- WB, 2025-09-17, 20:53
- Nice! (nm) - Dave H., 2025-09-16, 13:45
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327 Brass
- Keith, 2025-09-17, 17:07