[rogue]

howdy , has anyone tried 2400 in the .41 magnum ?/
rogue :hi:

 

[3spop]

We just loaded for my .41 for the first time, and we went with h4227. My ruger liked it.

 

[rogue]

2400 for my model 58

howdy , just bought a ole model 58 will start loading soon , rogue

 

[Cricketcage]

I haven't tried it yet. Its supposed to be good - Lyman's 49th manual lists it, and even recommends it, for some loads. However, they only list jacketed bullet loads and I haven't been able to find any jacketed bullets yet. When I do, I'll run a comparison between 2400 and Winchester 296.

Right now I'm just using 215 grain lead semi-wadcutters and Unique. Not magnum performance, but an accurate load at about 950 feet per second. I don't have a chrony, so I'm just guessing on the speed.

 

[3spop]

cabelas has been keeping some remington .41 bullets in stock lately.

 

[rogue]

hi Cricketcage, tell me more about your Unique loads ??
ilike Unique.
rogue

 

[Cricketcage]

hi Cricketcage, tell me more about your Unique loads ??
ilike Unique.
rogue

I use the 215 grain "Trooper" bullet from Missouri Bullet Co. with 7.8 grains of Unique and standard LP primer. Not a powerful load, but is tidding me over while I await jacketed bullets.

 

[Cricketcage]

cabelas has been keeping some remington .41 bullets in stock lately.

Thanks very much for pointing me to the Cabela's inventory. I now have some on order.

:thanks:

 

[3spop]

cabelas has been keeping some remington .41 bullets in stock lately.

Thanks very much for pointing me to the Cabela's inventory. I now have some on order.

:thanks:

You're welcome. I need to get some more myself.