Z ZVP New member Jun 22, 2016 #1 Always place the lighter bullet in the top bbl,heavier in lower bblthis helps reduce recoil recovery time a Lot. Heavier recoil directly into palm of the hand for control. HTH, ZVP
Always place the lighter bullet in the top bbl,heavier in lower bblthis helps reduce recoil recovery time a Lot. Heavier recoil directly into palm of the hand for control. HTH, ZVP
G g.willikers New member Jun 22, 2016 #2 Neat trick. How much difference in bullet weights is required to make a difference in the recoil?
D DaleA New member Jun 22, 2016 #3 Good tip. I bet the over/under shotgun crowd really get this trick.
T TomADC New member Jun 22, 2016 #4 Good tip. I bet the over/under shotgun crowd really get this trick. Click to expand... On my old BC Mirurko's I was shoot bottom barrel first its helps reset the inertia trigger.
Good tip. I bet the over/under shotgun crowd really get this trick. Click to expand... On my old BC Mirurko's I was shoot bottom barrel first its helps reset the inertia trigger.
S SHR970 New member Jun 28, 2016 #7 Try 148 gr WC in both barrels. Derringer is up close and personal. Either go Full Bore LSWCHP.. or go Cookie Cutter.
Try 148 gr WC in both barrels. Derringer is up close and personal. Either go Full Bore LSWCHP.. or go Cookie Cutter.
M michael t New member Jul 25, 2016 #8 I sold my 38 spl derringer in the mid 70's and never looked back. New owner went to snake load . Because he couldn't hit anything either.
I sold my 38 spl derringer in the mid 70's and never looked back. New owner went to snake load . Because he couldn't hit anything either.
M Mannlicher New member Aug 16, 2016 #9 What would be the rationale for loading two different cartridges in a Derringer. It's pretty much useless at anything more than point black range.
What would be the rationale for loading two different cartridges in a Derringer. It's pretty much useless at anything more than point black range.