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<title>Trying out the New .44 Sharps Bullet</title>
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<description>After using my heavy .44-77 at the 1,000-yard match down by Bend, Oregon, with bullets weighing about 405 grains and not doing quite as well as I had hoped, a new heavier bullet was seriously contemplated. Actually, such a bullet had been on my mind for several months, but it was that 1,000-yard match a while back that told me I had better do more than just think about it. My thoughts included how a heavier bullet, heavier than the 405-grain original Postell style, should be more consistent at the longer ranges. But at the same time, I didn&#x26;#x2019;t want...</description>
<author>Am Shooting Journal</author>
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