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The 41 is enough like the 44 to share many attributes.


I'm sure a Rem 210 HP would be a good slug but if your wanting to practice and shoot more, you can do so with the cheaper lead slugs (Oregon Trails Laser Cast) or copper coated lead bullets.  Frankly I like Berry's brand of copper coated bullets for practice and plinking. They work well even without a cannalure(crimp ring) with lighter loads.


Like the 44, powders like H-110 are the best for full throttle hunting loads, but a slightly faster powder like HS-6, will provide you a good practice round without out all the magnum blast.


Be sure to apply a good crimp to each round.  Not enough to buckle the case but enough to hold the bullet firm against the recoil.  It also helps ignition of the powder to have a good crimp.


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