Hello Guys,
I am new here, and a search of the forums didn't answer my questions, so I have to ask.
I live in Kentucky and we have a black powder season for deer. I have had the opportunity to shoot at more than one deer, but with my black powder rifle you can't possibly reload fast enough.
So what are your thoughts on a .44 Revolver? Are the ballistics strong enough?
In my rifle I shoot .44 bullets with a sabot: do they make stuff like that for revolvers?
I also use the pellets rather than the powder. Do they make pellets for handguns too?
What range would I be limited to? (Just curious, as I shoot mostly in the woods at 30 to 40 yards).
I am headed out for the last day of black powder in the morning, and maybe next year I can take the revolver out!! It shall be COLD in the morning, but you gotta love it!
Thanks for your thoughts on this,
Donnie
I am new here, and a search of the forums didn't answer my questions, so I have to ask.
I live in Kentucky and we have a black powder season for deer. I have had the opportunity to shoot at more than one deer, but with my black powder rifle you can't possibly reload fast enough.
So what are your thoughts on a .44 Revolver? Are the ballistics strong enough?
In my rifle I shoot .44 bullets with a sabot: do they make stuff like that for revolvers?
I also use the pellets rather than the powder. Do they make pellets for handguns too?
What range would I be limited to? (Just curious, as I shoot mostly in the woods at 30 to 40 yards).
I am headed out for the last day of black powder in the morning, and maybe next year I can take the revolver out!! It shall be COLD in the morning, but you gotta love it!
Thanks for your thoughts on this,
Donnie