THE RUGER BLACKHAWK & THE 45 PLOWBOY MAGNUM LOAD!!! BIG POWER!

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• .45 Colt Alabama Grizz...
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[@bambamthecamocowboy9037]

🤠👍🏻11BangBang & Plowboysghost👌🤠

[@Wireman134]

Recoil is slightly less than a equally loaded .44 Mag. John Linebaugh writing says 3 tons hits the frame with .45 Colt and slightly over 3 tons for .44 Mag. The beauty of the Colt is it shoots softer and delivers more energy and KO power. A larger bore is the reason.

[@jorgesolis9468]

More energy I mean I could care less for the ko factor but I think on the energy spectrum 44 still beats it

[@N0sf3r4tuR1s3n]

​@@jorgesolis9468the hottest modern .45 Colt loads have more kinetic energy than .44 magnum, but not by much. That said you can only load those ones in guns rated for them- and your cowboy action guns are generally NOT rated for that.

[@jorgesolis9468]

@@N0sf3r4tuR1s3n I still wouldnt be so sure about that commercially 44 mag still beats 45 colt energy wise handloading wise due to thicker cylinder walls the 44 mag has a higher max psi also for handloading not to mention .429 bullets are sleeker and penetrate deeper than .454 bullets also

[@SwampOperator]

Ahhhh them " Bubbas pissin hot handloads".

[@Sunbear415]

Blackhawks are the best!

[@Real11BangBang]

they are sweet

[@mazkact]

Elmer Keith would be proud.

[@arkansasnaturalstate]

454 Cusall short 😅

[@Real11BangBang]

lol pretty much!

[@TheGunfighter45acp]

Plenty of macho in those bullets, with a 'hat tip' to Plowboysghost! What's 'old' is new when the big boy rounds are in order! 👍👍 🤠

[@Real11BangBang]

yes sir!

[@kootenaiblades946]

Dan Wesson, Freedom Arms, and the old Saville will also handle it.

[@exothermal.sprocket]

Don't forget Magnum Research BFR.

[@Bob.W.]

I had Gary Reeder's outfit work over my .45 Blackhawk stainless. My daughter carried it for hiking in Alaska for awhile but started using a Mossberg 590. I load my .41 mag about 1600fps with 215g swc. About the same energy as here.

[@earlshaner4441]

Good morning from Syracuse NY brother and everyone else

[@Real11BangBang]

good morning

[@bubbajones5905]

a shooting glove makes these loads more fun and cuts down on the bleeding.

[@Real11BangBang]

lol i kinda figured that would help

[@marktwain2053]

They are a wrist wrencher.

[@plowboysghost]

Well..I take the weekend off for a granddaughter's birthday party in Nashville, and missed this video coming out. If you don't go with a Belt MTN. basepin, at least get an extra power spring from Wolf. It's cool to see that load chronographed, and really cool of you to associate that load with me.. somehow 😁. I'm back to studying on either putting a brass Bisley style grip frame on mine or looking for a Ruger Bisley grip frame. I don't want to rob my Bisley Vaquero .....

[@Real11BangBang]

lol well you talked me into it. yes if i want to shoot one handed im gona have to have a bisley grip myself. il wait to see how yours turns out lol

[@plowboysghost]

@@Real11BangBang I was hoping for a video from you on the .45 Colt Blackhawk..and am elated you're enjoying it for it's power potential. I like .44 Magnum still...but heavy and hot .45 Colt is more gooderer 😁

[@joeltowle2737]

Oh, how I miss my Blackhawks!

[@SkunkWorksRifle]

I loaded some 180 grain jacketed hollow point using 454 casual trimmed down to length 1280 fps at the muzzle 😎👍🇺🇸 large frame Smith and Wesson... nice video 👍

[@Real11BangBang]

That is awesome! thanks

[@TurkeyCreek-ek8mj]

Back in the eighties when I was packing and guiding in the Rocky Mountains I carried a Super Blackhawk cut down to 4 5/8 and my load was a Hardcastle semi wadcutter over 22 grains of 2400 which was a very stout load. I think you've got that beat. But as you said, not quite as stout as my .454 Casull. TC

[@Real11BangBang]

lol no and to be honest it is hard to control this load with a standard plowhandle. I'm sure when you were up there You were familiar with John Linebaugh Caleb has ordered a 500 linebaugh should be here in a month or so. lol im just practicing

[@TurkeyCreek-ek8mj]

Yeah, Linebaugh was in Cody then. That .500 Linebaugh is a big handful from what I hear. Y'all gonna have fun with that for sure and for certain! 😂

[@Real11BangBang]

lol yes we are currently looking for a skull cap

[@snappers_antique_firearms]

Plowboy 45 magnum. That got a nice ring to it.

[@Real11BangBang]

lol i think so

[@raylaux8295]

Bought my new .45 Colt 7.5" Blackhawk in 92' for $240 tax included. It has shot sub 2" at 80 yds with 300gr XTP's and 23gr H110. John Linebaugh opened the door to the true potential of the .45 Colt. I now have the gun in a "Super" ( 76' Bicentennial Dragoon grip frame, Super hammer, Belt MTN base pin, steel ejector housing, and shimmed cylinder stop) configuration with opened up cylinder throats for .452" boolits. I cast the Lee 452-300RF modified plain base at 315gr Bhn 15. Brought it out to Yellowstone for Griz protection. No close calls with a Bear but a cow Moose almost trampled us.

[@Real11BangBang]

that sounds like one sweet gun!

[@marktwain2053]

Got mine in '76' for $120.

[@BaddFrogg777]

Reminds me of the .500 Linebaugh. We love "BiG BoRe WheeL GuN's". Remember it only takes one round. Peace

[@almightymachine9930]

24 grains... Marone!

[@ppodpearson]

Love my Blackhawk 45 Colt. I reload and have shot 325gr at about 1200fps which does wake me up and the trigger guard beats up my middle finger. My normal is 250gr and 325gr at 850 to 950 fps. I carry it when hunting with my Marlin 1895 45-70. Overkill for my current hunting but it makes me feel good. Seems like the only time it gets shot is around the campfire before the bottle gets passed. Be safe and have fun.

[@Real11BangBang]

lol yeah i went and got some shooting gloves that made it much nicer

[@paulkopacz5051]

I don't have anything that would handle that load and I don't believe that I would want to try it. Very interesting though.

[@4570duplex]

One of the easiest and safest ways to ensure these large frame Ruger only loads never wind up in a gun for which they are not suited is to take advantage of the cylinder length of the large frame Blackhawk. Its cylinder is longer than that on a Colt Peacemaker (and its clones), the New Vaquero, and other such unsuitable guns. When I began playing with these heavy loads, I simply ordered a bullet mold from Veral Smith of Lead Bullet Technologies for a 300 grain LFN design. Veral will place the crimp groove wherever you like. I had him locate it so that a loaded round is too long for a Colt length cylinder, effectively precluding its use in those guns. With a pretty good bucket full of Colts of various generations, I really didn't want to damage one. This approach makes that well neigh impossible, the cylinder won't rotate with these loads in place. I sleep better at night knowing that. Oh, and yes - get a Bisley grip frame. Midway sells one. Takes some filing and fitting, but well worth the effort.

[@kadven6447]

Nice looking Ruger. Crude grips:) Thanks for the video

[@Real11BangBang]

Thanks for watching!

[@USAACbrat]

I had a Ruger Super Blackhawk, with wood grips, split with the first shot. I went with Pachmayer after that. I know you wont but it changes the recoil.

[@Real11BangBang]

yeah i have had them they do tame recoil

[@pilgrimm23]

I have a T/C Contender in 44 magnum/44 Hotshot with choke. Pull the choke and shot some super hot 44s a local guy I know loaded. I ended up shooting 2 rounds then gave my wrist a break. Hot 44s are BRUTAL

[@Real11BangBang]

oh yeah you can load them hot

[@JakobElbaek]

Great! Now I suddenly need a Blackhawk in .45...

[@Real11BangBang]

lol thats what i told plowboy

[@marktwain2053]

These loads out of a 24" '92' Winchester replica pack a pretty respectable punch.

[@Real11BangBang]

lol i bet they do

[@dougdukes1039]

I have a OLD Vaquero. Always wanted a good hot load for it. Thanks............. will be looking for another bullet however. Would rather have a HP or Soft Point Jacketed bullet.

[@brianr555]

Yes sir! I have the ruger blkhwk with the longer barrel and ouched out a few of those 24gr of 110 and then backed it down to 21gr. I had a ruger redhwk .454 casull that i traded for a blkhwk .357/38/9mm conversion 4 1/2” barrel, bc it was just too…well it hurt when i shot it! If its not comfortable to shoot it will be harder to have any kind of follow up shot imo. I do hunt with my blkhwk .45 colt and win ‘94 levergun with .325gr gc lasercast n 21gr 110. Thats more managable and puts them down! I do love my rugers…i wish the cylinder gaps were tighter tho! Great video guys!!

[@Real11BangBang]

thankyou very much

[@jeremyp2295]

I love Ruger revolvers such a great value and if you hand load great versatility. I have a flattop 44 special that I love just wish I had the bisley grip frame for it. Also have a sp101 french police issue with the trausch grips that are the best grips for a small revolver like that. Only complaint about Ruger is the radius of the trigger. Under recoil it hurts the bottom of my finger at the edge of my finger nail. I don't have that problem with colt or Smith. Another great video I really enjoy your channel.

[@Real11BangBang]

thankyou very much

[@flintrichards945]

I have a 51/2 inch blackhawk ,great gun I lengthened the grip frame made some custom grips and added a super blackhawk hammer .

[@ConcreteCaptain]

Now I want a Blackhawk or vaquero. Damn it

[@Real11BangBang]

lol well they aren't to hard to find

[@wendyvic4046]

@@Real11BangBang ain't cheap though!

[@richdoherty64]

I have a nice set of Chigs Grips on my Blackhawk.

[@brickhammerSS]

Great video guys. Wish more people would put out some new 45 colt stuff. How many videos do we need on plastic 9mm?

[@Real11BangBang]

very true thankyou for watching

[@louisianagray8618]

That's is a hand cannon

[@Real11BangBang]

lol yes sir

[@pilgrimm23]

back in the 1960s or 70s (don't recall when) Ruger got sued by a fool lawyer who was out hunting and "dry" firing his weapon in the back seat. It went off, his companion was shot and he blamed the gun. Ruger lost that suit due to a zealot judge. after that, all Rugers were emblazoned with a long and ugly product warning that lawyers assured Ruger would ward of similar law suits (it didn't). Anyway, a term used then and forgotten now: I used to have my Father in Law's Blackhawk(now here it the term); "Pre paragraph". it had the original hammer with the hammer mounted firing pin. That sucker could shoot brutal loads.

[@garrettfromsmokeinthewoods]

Oh yeah, the old 3 screw model, those things are worth a pretty penny today

[@motorgearhead]

Pachmyr (or similar) grips go along way to taming heavy recoil, at least the comfort portion of it. Figured that out when I bought a raging bull in 454 and the grips were not comfortable with heavy loads.

[@millcreekrange]

Great Video!! That’s as stout load!! 👍

[@Real11BangBang]

You got that right! lol we have a video coming up on the 500 linebaugh we were just warming up

[@millcreekrange]

@@Real11BangBang looking forward to seeing it.

[@JamesThomas-gg6il]

Ok run this in only the small frame rugers...got it. No seriously my ruger super blackhawk os 44 mag. I have a Rossi 16 inch m92 in 45 colt and im not sure if it can handle this or not. Probably not gonna risk it but damn that looks like a handful but fun.

[@JWheeler331]

The Rossi 92 can handle it.

[@StevenMMan]

Tc contender of course I jumped the gun too soon😊 Now image if Italy would just beef up material and frame of the ssa and Remington 75. Now that's a gun I'd pay extra to own. I think I've solved how I'm going to complete my Remington collection, with a combination. As soon as I pay for my double barrel surprise Mountain man

[@Real11BangBang]

well the freedom arms guns are sorta a beefed up colt. but yes if ruger can do it 600 i don't know why the Italians cant

[@StevenMMan]

@@Real11BangBang freedom arms a Wyoming company did so on purpose to handle its own cartridge work( .454 casull, 500 Linbaugh, ect) ups. A premium revolver for a premium $. Well beyond my budget.

[@timt8029]

Very nice demonstration.

[@Real11BangBang]

Glad you liked it!

[@jerryhammack1318]

Learned my lesson in 1989 about hot loads! Luckily the Smith & Wesson I had was a custom shop model ! I survived with minor scars ! I only load to a warm comfy accurate loading! Recoil and muzzle blast don't appeal to me as much as rapid accurate fire on target as the hunting situation dictates. Charging mountain lion, Feral hogs and two big bears later ! I will take fast accurate shots over massive power produced on both ends! I will leave that to Scott on Kentucky Ballistics 😂😂❤! Blessings to you and best of luck with the beatings 😂❤!

[@remko1238]

Good morning from Amsterdam / holland,, i can only own a BB but love this channel 💪🏽

[@Real11BangBang]

Morning!

[@guernseygoodness]

I feel for you. I’ve got lots of cousins and one uncle still alive in the Netherlands. I’m glad my dad immigrated and eventually ended up here in the U.S.

[@johncashwell1024]

That plastic used in those grips has a habit of shrinking over time. So you definitely want to change those out. Plus, I like a thicker, fuller grip that fills my hand. It gives you more surface area to hang on to, especially with those nice, heavy loads.

[@Real11BangBang]

100%

[@loquat44-40]

Well you appear to be able to safety get that compact revolver to digest those loads and stay in one piece, but I see the base pin and sight screw were not happy with it. Excellent for a hunting load for non-dangerous game or circumstances. For defense against a charging bear you better get the bear with the first shot because due to the recoil it does not look like you will have time for a second shot. Your would probably be ok for bison hunting lol. Seriously I would like to see how the timing and cylinder tolerances hold up.

[@gunman11]

Sight bouncing, pins working out, cylinder stop moving. I would say you've gone as far as you should! 😅😅. I have a bisley blackhawk with a five and half inch barrel in .45 colt. I was gona do what you've done, but about 1100 fps, I chickened out !! Great fun, thanks for the info.

[@Real11BangBang]

lol thanks

[@PorkBarrel.]

Match polishing a Super Blackhawk gripframe to a Black Hawk enables you to put much bigger wooden grips like the Harrison Grips.

[@Sabe53]

Put a Super Blackhawk gripframe, hammer, and trigger off a beat up super on my 30 Carbine Blackhawk and didn't have to do any fitting other than a trigger job which is the first thing I do to any of my Rugers.

[@876mpr]

I fired the 310 grain Lee over a stiff charge of L’il Gun in an early New Model with 7.5” barrel, alloy grip frame and the plastic grips. Heaviest recoil I’ve felt, but the load was very consistent.

[@No-Chuck]

I get the same cut on my knuckle from my Vaquero. My Bisley Blackhawk is so much more comfortable when shooting plus P ammo.

[@mikeseier4449]

Nice load indeed, I bet it’s almost as powerful as the 9mm…🤠👌

[@Real11BangBang]

lol

[@motorgearhead]

Quickload puts 20 grns LG under a Lee 300 grn cast out of a 6” (bullet travel) at 1120 fps & 18.3K psi at 1.580 OAL. Take this with a grain of salt since this is computer modeling based on “standards” for 45 Colt brass and chamber tolerances in the software. That said I’ve had good luck with QL in estimation of non standard loads.

[@savageater57]

I've got a. 44 super blackhawk with a 4-5/8 barrel and some handloads that recoil like that. My Ruger Blackhawk. 45 has a 5-1/2 barrel but a bisley frame that helps tame those heavy loads.

[@Real11BangBang]

yeah im definitely going for a bisley grip for this one

[@deanhoward4128]

I have the same make & model of Blackhawk! Killed a mule deer with it @ 30 yards- Winchester white box 250 grain round nose.I have new rosewood grips from the Ruger factory! &NO its not for sale!

[@desertsun1000]

You have the same barrel length as well?

[@itsapittie]

That will definitely do some damage on the receiving end! I have a couple of old Vaqueros and I have fired some hot-loaded Buffalo Bore ammo in one of them. It's manageable but I wouldn't really say it's a pleasant experience due to the arthritis in my old hands and wrists. Nevertheless, seeing something downrange turn to scrap makes it fun enough to do occasionally.

[@Nostrildomus]

The gas checks sound more efficient going through the forcing cone . Ive got a Bisly picked up in trade , put a proper bace pin with the set screw . Havent worked it yet only because its to shinny Lol. . I like carbon steel and will trade when we meet . If your acustomed to being snookered , got a APC cylender to go with it and grips like the ones you got rid of Lol. T/C/E

[@redbarron6574]

I had mine magna ported w hogue monogrips to keep my middle knuckle from being hurt

[@classicgunstoday1972]

Your opening clip looks like my dad the first time he shot my Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk with a .44 Magnum load. The indoor range we were at did not allow magnums so we had to shoot .44 Special through it (believe it or not, Houston actually had some ordinance banning shooting magnum ammo at the time, but you could shoot full powered rifle rounds. Fortunately that idiocy has since gone away.). I stepped out and ask the guy behind the counter if we could shoot one .44 Mag cartridge just so my dad could feel the difference. I loaded the gun up with 5 Specials and 1 Magnum. The specials were like shooting a .22 but when that Magnum lit up his arm did exactly what yours did sweeping upper left. He turned to me in shock I actually used to have rubber grips on my super blackhawk because the thin wood grips were so slick and thin...but have since took them off and in time have gotten the thin wood grips to work for me without feeling so hard.

[@Real11BangBang]

yes that 10.5 super blackhawk you have is an awsome gun. that was my first cartridge hand gun.

[@oregonoutback7779]

I'm thinking this might be the perfect anti-assault weapon if attacked by a pair of those North Alabama Grizzley's. You obliterate the first one from a frontal attack and the recoil whacks the one sneaking up behind, in the head, putting it face first in the dirt. One shot, two bear rugs.

[@Real11BangBang]

lol yup 100%

[@kamikazekunze]

How about that load in a Henry Lever Action? Sub’d

[@Real11BangBang]

I'm not sure I have never seen it suggested. I would definitely call henry and ask before I tried it

[@cristianespinal9917]

That load is really something. With my Ruger SBH, I've loaded 300 gr Hornady XTPs over a charge of 19.0 gr of H110, giving me 1230 fps. But that was with a 7.5" barrel. It's the book max, and I wouldn't use it in my S&W 629, 5" barrel. I'm concerned about those high and low rounds though. If you hand-weigh the charges, I'd back down a little as it might be excessive pressure causing erratic velocities, even if it is a published load. Otherwise, you might want to check if there's something going on with whatever setup you use to throw the powder. Anyway, great video. Good shootin, and have fun!

[@raylaux8295]

I've loaded up to John Linebaugh's max with no issues.

[@hazcat640]

I have a stainless Redhawk with a 5.5 barrel in .45. First thing I did was change the grips. They were the wood ones but I upgraded to Hogue oversize with a tail cap to give me enough to hang on to (wood of course). I shoot those loads out of it, FUN at the range. Especially when the guy next to you has a 44mag and thinks it's the tits. (until you let one loose, that is.🤣)

[@Real11BangBang]

lol 100%

[@jeffrey4547]

1858 remington made by ubirty will work just fine i mix black with modern and tested it with a full mag load. plus if u buy a black powder gun from colt it has to pass the 3x test and they all are made ubirty. then colt goes through them make it shoot perfect and tested then they get the colt name i watched a video by colt on it. the remington is a very strong frame gun plus u can switch the cylinders fast on it . plus i like the idea of shooting cap and ball or 45 colt i have 4 cylinders and 2 converters for each gun of the set of 2. u would love shooting them got them from a retired colt gunsmith/marksmen and they shoot very good plus they were only 1000 bucks for everything which was a lot of stuff. a 44 mag shoots about 1250 to 1500 fps

[@Real11BangBang]

yes that gun will work with smokless powder but NOT THESE ruger only loads

[@wilmamcdermott3065]

I put a belt mountain base pin in my ruger super Blackhawk 454 Bisley

[@rogervincent8314]

had a ruger redhawk 4" barrel, found a recipe for 360grn slug with 18-21 grns of H110 rifle powder. did not have a chrony at the time but from the printed data assumed i was getting 1100fps, also double tap sold this load over the counter.

[@Real11BangBang]

sweet!

[@wendyvic4046]

I have that DT load and it is actually rated at 1200 FPS. With a 5.5 Bisley we are getting right close to that. They are brutal, to say the least 😂.

[@timt8029]

​@@wendyvic4046Doubletap has consistently chronoed at or above the rated velocities.

[@wendyvic4046]

@@timt8029 they are definitely hot 😂. You can sure feel it when you light one off!

[@patriotpreacher43]

Been thinking about the Ruger Blackhawk 45 LC combination with the 45acp cylinder included. Any idea why they don’t just make that in 454 so it would shoot all three? Figured I’d use max loads like you have in the LC if I got it.

[@Real11BangBang]

i think that the 45 colt 45 acp flattop is considered a weaker frame then the standard blackhawk dont quote me on that though. also the 454 in the ruger frame generally requires a 5 shot cylinder just so there is a bit more meat between the chambers. thanks for watching.

[@patriotpreacher43]

@@Real11BangBang thanks for the response/info!

[@exothermal.sprocket]

@@patriotpreacher43 Ruger Super Blackhawk runs a factory stainless .454 Casull 5-shot and .480 Ruger 5-shot. They are Bisley grip frame and have Super Blackhawk features.

[@curtis6554]

just watched the video and I was impressed . I have ordered a S&W model 25 45colt and was told by S&W that it would handle +P loads but not +P+ if it was built after 1999 . but my question is exactly what does gas checked mean and how does it work with a revolver . hope you get this and I thank you for your time

[@Real11BangBang]

well a gas check is a small coper plate attached to the base of the projectile as pushing such a big bullet so fast tends to cause gass cutting in the lead. Some people do claim that you can get away with powder coating as a replacement for the gas check. But I have just found the gas check Makes for better accuracy when shooting a round this high powered

[@motorgearhead]

I’ve used lil’gun in 454 and liked it as it doesn’t seem to be fill sensitive like 296 or 110. Not sure what to suggest as a starting load. I’m guessing 19 or 20 would probably be under what you’re shooting now but you might want to research if you go that route

[@ThecrazyScotsman]

Recoil Junky Approved!

[@Real11BangBang]

lol thanks

[@biggunshandguns3687]

A bisley will definitely help. Get the hogue rubber grip and it's almost a bisley

[@noapologizes2018]

Good Morning Guys. I knew you guys have Pheasants, but I did not know you had elephants. Do you guys use a fork lift to pick up the spent shells. anyways, have a good day.

[@Real11BangBang]

lol

[@edshultz9760]

I have a Blackhawk 5.5" Wanted the 45colt. Have a convertible to 45acp. For the 45acp is cheaper to shoot now-a-days . I personally don't have a problem with 44mag but i Wanted more Versatility Like I mentioned the 45 ACP is cheaper to shoot. And Underwood makes a 325 grain Hunting ground that is very close to 44 magnum specs. The 45 Colt Underwood hunting ammo at 325 It's only about a 100 feet per second Is slower than 44 magnum. And the 45 Colt is heavier. So you don't really need to hand load to get 44 magnum power out of your 45 Colt. But follow underwood recommendation on what firearm to put it in These are not meant for the weaker guns Colt Or it's clowns cannot handle this pressure

[@jeffreylocke8808]

Micarta grips can be good.

[@anthonyhartford2090]

Looks like my 112 pound girl friend shooting my 44 mag super black hawk

[@doranmaxwell1755]

not to be too nit picky but most handloaded 44 mags are more powerful than '44 mags' Same for .357 actually. I remember when they came out the .357 had factory rounds running over 1500 fps with 158 grain bullets. The poor 44 mag fares even worse... safe loads for 240-250 grain bullets in manuals run easy 1350-1400 fps.... most factory loads run around 1250... apples to apples? if the Ruger is so special strength wise.... and I have no reason to doubt that..... what you are shooting is a max or better pressure 45 colt load.. Which is fine but Ruger also makes that same gun in 44 mag... I too have shot 44 mag all my life (well 73 on anyway) and some of my loads would cut my hand on the SBH corners are sharp on that gun LOL Soo... my warmish 44 mag load runs about 1250-1300 with a cast and coated 250 SWC or wide flat nose. my mild load is around 1100 fps with the same bullet. one load turns me into an uncontrollable flincher in less than 50 rounds

[@michaellankford8358]

Had a Super Blackhawk in 44 magnum that i shot a case full of h110 with 240 grn bullet with a 5 1/2 barrel...That gun was no fun to shoot. Would bark the skin off the knuckle of my little finger. Muzzle blast was horrible. Gun toted well but was a bear to shoot

[@TiglathPileser3]

Why would anyone shoot anything other than .45Colt with 250 grains of lead over 40 grains of black powder? 😉 I loved the video.

[@Real11BangBang]

lol well if an elephant hunter i guess

[@exothermal.sprocket]

Because that one day in North Dakota when a Cape Buffalo charges you up your driveway... Better to be prepared, knowmsayin?

[@fjb4932]

TiglathPileser, A question in the same vein was asked of Christopher Columbus just before he sailed from Palos de la Frontera towards the Known Edge of the World. There are the overwhelming crowds that stand on the shore, afraid to go more than ankle deep into the unknown. Then there are the few who dive in headlong, no holds barred, in for a penny / in for a pound. And once they find a treasure, Every timid soul rushes forward to claim their "rightful" share, proudly and gleefully. Though some may be born bold, the rest of us may become bolder by taking just one more step towards the Unknown, one , one, and yet another. Self imposed limits are Still Limits . "Live Free . . ." ☆

[@garyboyer8039]

Smith and Wesson 460 and BFR in 454 and of coarse s&w460 can also handle those.

[@Real11BangBang]

yes just not any other actual 45 colt chambered guns

[@shu1096]

Magnum or standard primers?

[@Real11BangBang]

magnum

[@jorgesolis9468]

Maybe hotter than standard pressure 44 mag since from the same 4-5 inch barrel those max out at aroun 900-1000 ft lbs but if u want a hot load its hard to compete with the 340 gr +p+ from a 5.5 inch ruger they clocked it at 1401 fps and alaskan ballistics clocked them at *1200+* (had to go look again) from a 2.5 alaskan so they are hot yes but realistically definately not more than 44 mag

[@michigunsanta8680]

Is that a New model Blackhawk? I had a box of super hot HSM 325 grain “bear loads” and Ruger said my Blackhawk isn’t rated for it. I did shoot a cylinder of them in my Redhawk but the recoil was brutal it felt like 44mag and Ruger rep also said to not shoot that ammo in the regular Redhawk either!?! 🤷‍♂️

[@Real11BangBang]

It is a new model Blackhawk, but that is the same new model Blackhawk.They have been making since the early 1970s.I have never heard that.You could not shoot those loads and either the Blackhawk or the red Hawk or the new model Blackhawk.The only ones that are not rated for are the new model vaquero

[@jeffreylocke8808]

Get a Ruger Super Blackhawk Bisley 454 Casull and use the Garrett Cartridges of Texas 405 grain hardcast gas check RHO Redhawk Only load.

[@Real11BangBang]

i am aware that is preþy hot. here lately i have been more into the 500 linbaugh

[@161Sheriff]

I’ve shot that powder charge behind a 250 grain bullet. I have a 5.5 inch Blackhawk with the Bisley grip. I shot a deer once with a 44mag 10 inch barrel . 310 hard cast gas check and 19 grains. At 50 yards it went through the deer and deep enough in the ground I couldn’t find the bullet.

[@Real11BangBang]

that 10 inch 44 mag blackhawk was my first hand gun that thing was a beast!

[@user-un5my5bw4j]

Cant believe you had the balls to one hand that. I have a 7.5" bisley Blackhawk. 45 and i shot 350gr hardcast over 22.5gr of H110. That would break my skinny wrist if i did that

[@Real11BangBang]

lol it did draw a bit of blood

[@foreigncorrespondent5140]

Yeah, I'd need gloves to fire that. Black Hawks have too many sharp edges. Still ..looks like fun. A gun ya only need to shoot once. LoL

[@Real11BangBang]

lol

[@mkshffr4936]

There is so much to like about the Blackhawks that I am inclined (when I can afford it) to get one and have a gunsmith recut the chamber mouth to the proper size. P.S. how can you identify a large frame Blackhawk?

[@Real11BangBang]

i beleave the modern flattop 45 convertibles are considered mid size frame

[@brickhammerSS]

Plowboysghost says you have to measure the cylinder. Can't remember what the measurement was but you can Google it

[@JAD1225]

2 digit in front of serial number. 3 is the smaller frame

[@chrisborona5063]

I had the freedom arms 454.. was too much for me. Hurt my wrists. I consider myself a mans man but dam that gun was too much for me.

[@ccemm1]

can you change grip frames without changing the hammer?

[@Real11BangBang]

i do not think so i think it all has to change

[@AA-gj3kt]

Will it stop a pair of werewolves?

[@Real11BangBang]

lol wel mabye if they line up right

[@user-un5my5bw4j]

Ive been wondering if i can shoot my ultra heavy .45 blackhawk hawk loads out of a Winchester 1892 large loop carbine 45LC

[@Real11BangBang]

i have heard people say its fine but havent seen it in the manuals

[@johnharris8191]

You can shoot these loads in a pre-2005 Ruger Vaquero.

[@Real11BangBang]

thats what i said old model vaquero

[@crawlspaceboy5575]

Thank you for your videos, sir! I have a question. The hammer on my 1860 Uberti is conforming to the shape of the nipples. Is this normal? It is not being dry fired. Thanks.

[@Real11BangBang]

not generally...must be very soft steel

[@randyadams03]

Can you say what charge is? I looked at many comments nothing about actual loading.

[@Real11BangBang]

24 grains of h110. 313 grain gaschecked lead bullet

[@randyadams03]

@@Real11BangBang thanks

[@johnski4709]

Next up, Ruger blackhawk with exploded, cracked cylinder and missing barrel. Fingers now optional ;)

[@Real11BangBang]

lol dont worry we are 2000 cup under max

[@skinnypedaldown5044]

Just want to kindly inform you that you will probably burnout the forcing cone with that h110 powder. You may want to search this topic I mentioned.

[@Real11BangBang]

i appreciate it but am several hundred rounds in with no erosion yet

[@skinnypedaldown5044]

Nice just keep an eye on it. This information may have came from freedom arms. A good friend has been hand gun hunting for 35yrs. All over the world. This is who had warned me of h110. He perfers 2400. Thanks for the content and a reply back. You just gained a sub!

[@timhallas4275]

More recoil does not necessarily mean greater bullet energy. Recoil is more effected by bullet weight than anything else. Muzzle velocity contributes more to energy than does bullet weight. Barrel length matters when overloading the powder charge. Lots of powder is a waste of money when using a short barrel pistol. You should measure the velocity, before you compare this to a 44mag.

[@Real11BangBang]

didn't watch the whole video did you

[@timhallas4275]

@@Real11BangBang Didn't need to.

[@Real11BangBang]

so you didnt see that about halfway through i cronagraph that 313gr bullet at 1258fps 1106 footlbs. and yes i knew it was going to do that beforehand

[@jasonemery9040]

Are you John Popper??

[@Real11BangBang]

lol nope

[@christophermead9800]

That thing doesn’t look very fun to shoot. I’ve shot +P+ 340 grain 44 magnums out of my super redhawk and all I can say is, I’m glad for the super RedHawk’s large rubber grips.

[@michaelgibbs3011]

Didn't watch after the opening scene where the shooter exaggerated recoil. AFTER the gun's recoil he lifts the gun to a point behind his head. After that little fake scene, how might anyone trust whatever it is he has to say.

[@Real11BangBang]

This is Ethan, Garrett's brother. I have shot this load out of this handgun and I can tell you for a fact that it kicks like a mule. Besides, what would Garrett have to gain from showing more recoil? Lol

[@garyboyer8039]

Ruger revolvers have terrible grip fit. All the single actions are the worst of them. I guess it helps keep the prices down but man it looks bad.

[@gregosborne2041]

Ever heard of a 45 Colt Anaconda?

[@Real11BangBang]

no

[@gregosborne2041]

Not common, actually rather rare, but stout enough for Ruger loads.