« on: September 30, 2009, 04:17:00 AM »
I started shooting handguns when 10 years old, I'm going to be 60 in October. It has always been a tried and true fact that heavy bullets shot higher than light bullets from the same gun. Then I tried 180 grain bullets in my .357 Ruger Bisly and was astonished to see them hitting the same place as my 158 grn?
Could this be caused by the additional control provided by the Bisley Grip? Any thoughts?
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NRA Life Member, Retired Air Force, Grandfather: RIA 38 Super, , Vaquaro .357, Golden Boy 39A .22, 54cal GPR, 54 cal Lyman plains pistol, 45 cal Kentucky Rifle perc, 50 cal traditions Hawken Woodsman