I have a .45LC Taylor & Co tuned 1875 about 45 days out.... As usual it all started with me buying ammo, components and dies for a firearm that I don't yet own, even my wife is on to this not so subliminal move 
Anyways, I have no intention of trying to make this wheelgun a barnburner but how heavy of a load would you push thru this rig occasionally to wake up a loved one but not batter the revolver into early retirement?
I run substantially different 44mag loads thru my Model 29 than my Redhawk, thinking the 1875 will be along the lines of the 29 with the lighter side, but I am entirely new to this platform...... Thanks for any and all info! I wanted a Ruger New Army for all my adult life, hoping this will fill the need with a lot less fuss.
Dirk
Anyways, I have no intention of trying to make this wheelgun a barnburner but how heavy of a load would you push thru this rig occasionally to wake up a loved one but not batter the revolver into early retirement?I run substantially different 44mag loads thru my Model 29 than my Redhawk, thinking the 1875 will be along the lines of the 29 with the lighter side, but I am entirely new to this platform...... Thanks for any and all info! I wanted a Ruger New Army for all my adult life, hoping this will fill the need with a lot less fuss.
Dirk
