THIS MORNING (5/4/19) WUD HAVE BEEN A NICE LOW WIND MORNING TO PRACTICE AND TEST LOADS IN THE 45 COLT LINEBAUGH REDHAWK, BUT MY GRANDDAUGHTER WAS MAKING HER FIRST COMMUNION THIS MORNING AND SOME THINGS ARE MORE IMPORTANT THAN PRACTICE.

I WENT TO THE RANGE THIS AFTERNOON WITH THE 260gr FURY FMJ BULLETS, AND SOME FA 260gr BULLETS, A SUPPLY OF WHICH I STILL HAVE, LOADED OVER 21.0grs, 21.5grs AND 22.0grs OF VVN110. BOTH BULLETS SHOT WELL WITH 22.0grs OFF A REST AT 25 YARDS IN A 8-10MPH WIND. AM GOING TO LOAD SOME MORE WITH EACH BULLET AND THE ONE I SHOOT BEST WITH OFF HAND AT 25 YARDS WILL GET THE NOD. I AM GLAD TO HAVE THAT JUST ABOUT SORTED OUT, ALTHOUGH WHEN I STARTED AT 21.0grs IT WASN'T LOOKING TOO GOOD.

I PLAYED AROUND WITH SOME OTHER REVOLVERS, AND GOT IN SOME TRIGGER TIME WITH THEM. WEATHER PERMITTING I WILL GET IN A FULL PRACTICE SESSION IN THE MORNING.

"ADAPT OR DIE". I USE ALL CAPS, NOT BECAUSE I AM YELLING, BUT BECAUSE IT IS AN OLD HABIT FROM MY ARMY DAYS, PLUS IT IS EASIER TO TYPE AND READ.