Yes sir I did. I tried all kinds in .355 to .357 in weight ranges from 110 grains to 147 grains and never found anything I thought was acceptable. Some were better than others but none of them were great.
I tried dozens of different load combinations and I never could get it to shoot. As much as I liked to look and feel of the DVC I just couldn't get an acceptable level of accuracy so I moved it on down the road.
I'm shooting 4.5 grains of WSF and a 110gr Winchester JHP .357 diameter bullet. They are absolute tack drivers and very soft shooting. They have a cannelure because it's a revolver bullet but just ignore it.
I'm running 4.5 grains of WSF and 110 grain winchester JHP. It's a very mild load and shows no pressure signs. I'm going to try them in a JP GMR-13 next and see how they work in that.
I had a couple of thousand 110 grain JHPs left over from my revolver days and I tried them in a couple of 9mm 1911s today and they shot fantastic! Had anyone else tried 357 bullets in a 9mm?
Well it sounds like the DOH would work great for the plate matches since they have no holster rules and I can take off the hanger to shoot Single Stack. My next question is how is the Tek-Lok hanger? Have any of you used them?
I just bought a JP GMR-13 that is 16" with a comp. I have a ton of Blue Bullets and would like to use them. Does anyone have any problems running coated bullets in their PPCs with comps?
Has anyone used this holster? Thoughts??
http://www.shootersconnectionstore.com/Blade-Tech-DOHSting-Ray-Holster-Carbon-Fiber-font-colorredRIGHT-HANDfont-P2415.aspx