I just shot it today during lunch.
Love it. For a 1987 gun, it appears as if the old DA trigger didn't get used much.
I may drop in a reduced power spring kit. My fav gun dealer needs some legal help so he offered to install the springs, stone the sharp edges and smooth out the action for $20. And I could pick it up the same day. Real nice guy.
Anyway, outdoors at 25 yards I settled in on a load (7.3 grains of Universal) getting me 1.5 groups with a 240 grain hard cast lead SWC. Another Redhawk shooter here or at GT also suggested the load. Nice.
At 6.5 and 7.0 grains of Univ, I had 4 and 3" groups respectively. At $13 a box of 250 for the lead SWCs, I can shoot till the cows come home.
TiteGroup powder was just too fast and got the gun pretty dirty.
With some Rainier copper-plated bullets and some TiteGroup, and the 240 flatpoints I was getting only 2" to 3" groups at 45 feet indoors. But that is what I expected. I just used up some of my faster reloading powders. Lead SCWs are more accurate than plateds and many FMJ.
Having a great time with the R/H. Thanks.