Dan,
Sent you a response to your e-mail, and your posts answers my question on which issue I have to look for. I am really looking forward to it, since I've been having so much fun with it! By tomorrow, I will have put over 1000 rounds through my .480 SRHK, in the last few weeks. Shot several 1 1/4" and under 50 yard 5 shot groups today, with my new 310 LFN, and the wind was really blowing. Glad I got this mold in a 4 cavity cast iron mold, because its going to be my everyday playing bullet. Have only gone up to 1250fps type loads with it so far, but owe how mild the recoil is. Feel guilty leaving my other calibers at home, but this round just shoots! I guess I'm one of the few, who like the SRHK platform, but just like the option of the optics, especially for developing and testing loads. Will pack this 7 1/2" barrel(until they come out with a shorter barrel)with iron sights, but will pack a scope in my pack just in case. I have installed and removed the scope numerous times, and it gets right back to zero with no problems. Hope everyone else tries out this cartridge, because I feel it has a lot of potential, within reach of most shooters, who wants a big bore, but cannot afford a custom, or handle the really big boomers! Just put in an order to Marshall, to try out his 335 grainer too! Since I got a big can of the old 2400(red metal can), I've been trying to develop a load with it for the HOCH 335 SWC I've been shooting, along with the above mentioned 310 LFN. I've had some good results, with a 390 LFN at around 1200fps, and would like a 420 grain at the same velocity, for my heavy game load. But for now, I'm searching for a good everyday load for my 310 LFN. Thanks again Dan, for the tip on the article, and hope to see what loads are in the article. Would like to hear others results also, on this cartridge, and hope we can get a .480 load swap going, on this site!
