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Picked up a 44 mag from Bad news Bob and love it. Its in great shape and on a sb2 frame To much livestock near the house with ground frozen to shoot of the deck. so I grab some loads an took it with me to chore. Pulled in to a small hay field over looking a ditch ran a few 44 special through it and hit good ran different load down the pike hitting clump of grass and snow Then I put my hunting load I use in my Marlin and Redhawk looking for a target I seen a T post marking the crossing in the ditch it was a about 75 yd leaning on the hood of the truck I lined the post up bang ding lucky I though bang ding again got in the truck drove up the hill to about 125 yd leaning on hood again bang ding drove up to the gate I know this it right at 165 yards settled on the hood bang ding sh.......t I am hearing things I thought. I drove down to the crossing all 4 shot hit the post but ranging about 16 inch from top to bottom. Thank Bob Great shooter My plan was to ream this to 445 sm but may rethink that
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It has always shot well and I've put two deer in the freezer with it. I'll prolly hate selling it at some point, I am glad ya like it thou.
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if'n you got the windage figured in, the elevation is only a matter of sight height, and sight picture
You have the perfect shooting rifle.
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The 44 mag is much like the .357. I didn't loose any accuracy reaming it to .445. In fact it may have improved somewhat.
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