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.41-.44 CL

Warning! Notes: Test gun: Smith & Wesson Model 57 with cylinder replaced by a Model 29 cylinder; cylinder-barrel gap 0.006 inch. Velocities are instrumental from the Oehler Model 33 with skyscreens five feet from the muzzle. Averages are listed from at least four firings of two separate series. (Handloader Issue 99)

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Wt.	Bullet	Powder Manufacturer	Powder	Charge	Velocity (FPS)
170	Sierra JHC	Hodgdon	H-110	Subscribe	1,487
Remarks: muzzle energy (ft-lb): 835
170	Sierra JHC	Hodgdon	H-110	Subscribe	1,554
Remarks: muzzle energy (ft-lb): 911
170	Sierra JHC	Hodgdon	H-110	Subscribe	1,654
Remarks: muzzle energy (ft-lb): 1,032
170	Sierra JHC	Hodgdon	H-110	Subscribe	1,768
Remarks: muzzle energy (ft-lb): 1,180
210	Sierra JHC	Hodgdon	H-110	Subscribe	1,502
Remarks: muzzle energy (ft-lb): 1,052
210	Sierra JHC	Hodgdon	H-110	Subscribe	1,546
Remarks: muzzle energy (ft-lb): 1,113
210	Sierra JHC	Hodgdon	H-110	Subscribe	1,653
Remarks: muzzle energy (ft-lb): 1,273
220	Sierra silhouette	Hodgdon	H-110	Subscribe	1,491
Remarks: muzzle energy (ft-lb): 1,087
220	Sierra silhouette	Hodgdon	H-110	Subscribe	1,524
Remarks: muzzle energy (ft-lb): 1,133
220	Sierra silhouette	Hodgdon	H-110	Subscribe	1,573
Remarks: muzzle energy (ft-lb): 1,208