I got these grips for my old thumbuster from
www.westernandwildlifewonders.com. They offer cast-resin grips in a variety of colors for a number of newer and older guns.
I'm partial to the "aged ivory" look on a single action...
This gun has proved a little finicky to load for. Although it's stamped as ".44 Magnum", I treat it like a beefy .44 spl and that's all I shoot in it.
Here are 2 typical 30 yd groups with a decent handload. Bullets are homecast Keith 245 grainers, sized .430 and lubed with Lyman Moly-Lube:
And last, a group using a charge of 2400 under the same slug, distance is abt 63 yds:
Probably couldn't shade a good Colt or a Smith, but a pretty decent sidearm for walking in the hog-woods, I'm thinking.
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