Henry 41 Big Boy and Blackhawk 41mag. A few of Bill's 240 gr bullets and an old box of Remington 210 SP ( very accurate!)
.41 Mag Combos
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GunnyMack
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.41 Mag Combos
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Henry 41 Big Boy and Blackhawk 41mag.
A few of Bill's 240 gr bullets and an old box of Remington 210 SP ( very accurate!)
Henry 41 Big Boy and Blackhawk 41mag. A few of Bill's 240 gr bullets and an old box of Remington 210 SP ( very accurate!)
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Re: .41 Mag Combos
I sold my Marlin 1894 .41 Mag to close friend back in 2010 when we moved to Mozambique. That along with my Bowen .41 Mag made a great combo. Killed Whitetail with both, though I killed a LOT more deer with the handgun than the Marlin. You have a good combo there!
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Ray Newman
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Re: .41 Mag Combos
I have a 2006 Marlin FG and a Ruger Ruger Bisley 41 magnum. Ruger fired case dated 8/15/2003 and it was part of a special run revolver made for and distributed by Acusport. I keep telling myself I needa S&W M57 6".
I find the .41 is a enjoyable round to shoot. I don't load hot rounds, just enough to "feel a bit of a snap" when fired. Can't understand why it is not a more popular calibre.
I find the .41 is a enjoyable round to shoot. I don't load hot rounds, just enough to "feel a bit of a snap" when fired. Can't understand why it is not a more popular calibre.
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Re: .41 Mag Combos
Gunny, I figured I'd see your .41 mag combo sooner or later. Have you had an opportunity to work up a good load for your Ruger?
Thanks for the picture!
Thanks for the picture!
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GunnyMack
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Re: .41 Mag Combos
I've had this BH for going on 20 years and all I do is pick a load and go plink. Never decided to find The Load for it. It spends most of its time with 6 210hps in it on top of a cabinet by the back door for if a bear gets in the yard.
I'll get to trying those 240 cast out of it one of these days
I'll get to trying those 240 cast out of it one of these days
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Re: .41 Mag Combos
Nice guns Gunny. I don't have any .41s. I never ran across any around here.
Ray Newman-- You know what they say about no pictures! All kiddin' aside, those sound like great forearms.
JBowen
Ray Newman-- You know what they say about no pictures! All kiddin' aside, those sound like great forearms.
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Re: .41 Mag Combos
Ain’t much difference between 41 Mags and the 38-40……010? Maybe power but not class….
Both Colts…Lightning made in 1888 and a single action made in 1902.
Both Colts…Lightning made in 1888 and a single action made in 1902.
1st. Gen. Colt SAA’s, 1878 D.A.45 and a 38-55 Marlin TD
