Re: new deer cannon
I'm not scoping it for now and probably not in the near future as well. I spent the scope money on a Lyman 4500, 2 more bullet moulds, and the sizing dies and a case of lube for the bullets.
I shoot cast almost exclusively for target practice from pistols, so lubing and sizing by hand with the cheapie Lee die gets old fast.
My dad has the identical pistol, he wants to scope it at some point, if he does I'll make an evaluation then. Probably I won't be putting a scope on it.
I bought it specifically for the short range deer hunting that we get in eastern PA. Rolling bowling pins with it will sure be fun too though.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: dlc356</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I don't own one of their .44's but the GP100 is built like a tank.
Seeing the title, I was hoping for an actual 'deer cannon' and wondering what twist rate and what kind of range you were getting... </div></div>
Hahahahah, now that would be funny... you're right, this is built like a tank as well.