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| Master ![]() Join Date: Mar 2008
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| My advice for the Handi is to get a rifle caliber, then send it to them to put a .357 barrel on it. If you just get the .357 Handi, it probably can't be upgraded with rifle barrels. Their web site explains it - different frames - SB1 and SB2, IIRC. And yes I would probably have it rechambered to .357 Max
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| Master ![]() Join Date: May 2008 Location: Indy - South
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I reamed my Handi .357 to .357 Max. I've been trying to work up the best load, but it takes a while, because the shots move from cold bore. I own a .357 Max reamer if someone close needs to borrow it for a couple of bucks. You can hand ream in a few minutes.
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| Plinker Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Allen County
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| Any thoughts on the shorter barreled versions, like the TALO. I think they are approx 18" long. Would that make much of a difference in velocity? I am pretty sure I'm going to get one and it will get reamed to MAX. Thanks to everyone for your thoughts. |
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| Plinker Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Pendleton
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| I built an Encore Pro Hunter this fall with a 357 max Pro Shop barrel. I love it! I got a lot of info from the website listed above. I can shoot accurately out to 200 yards if need be. Ammuntion was purchased from Reed's Custom Ammuntion and Rose Reloading LLC Custom Loading of Rifle and Pistol Ammunition Bill Rose 7805W 1500N. Silver Lake, IN 46982 Phone: 574-505-1153 email: bk-rose@hotmail.com Bill is a super nice guy and very knowledgeable. |
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