and some .308 light gr rounds for varmints, like the hornady TAP 110gr.
10mm power ball or efmj, of course loaded to DT's standards

I concur with copper DPX bullets in .45ACP, .40S&W, .357magnum and .38Special.

Just new here. I would like to see DT come out with a Barnes bullet loaded for .40 S & W. Similar to the Barnes TAC-XP.

I would be pleased seeing some 50 AE lods from double tap. I am not the ower of an Dessert Eagle yet but I will buy one next year.

I'd definitely buy a hopped up Winchester 175 gr Silvertip load!

I see that there is a .358 Winchester place on the website but no loads. I would like to see what Mike could do with a 225gr Nosler partition or the 200 gr TSX he has loaded for the .35 Whelen.

Same loads for the .350 Rem Mag.

.243 Win or 6mm Rem.

I really like that Mike has taken a lot of these suggestions and made some new loads. I will be ordering some 30-06 and .44 mag along with my next 10mm purchase.

Speaking of empty categories, I'd really like Mike to start offering a few 9x23 Winchester loads as well because my normal, everyday carry pistol is a Colt Lightweight Commander in 9x23 Win.

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I like your style! IMHO, That was the ONLY autoloading pistol cartridge that really "mimicked" the .357 S&W Magnum right "out of the box". Seeing that Winchester (Olin) is the only company offering factory loads for the "orphaned" cartridge, Mike could singlehandedly breathe life into the this great, yet seemingly moribund, "niche" cartridge.

Scott

I received a reply from Mike/Double Tap regarding the 9x23 Winchester and he told me he'd have a few offering by fall.

Some offerings in 38 super would be nice. A few folks in my shooting club are very fond of the 38 super as an competition round, they only complaint that there are not much decent sd loads out there. But I think that's again an austrian problem. At midway usa I have seen some sutable defense loads.. But would be great seeing the 38 super loaded to it's full potential. I am also the opineon that the 38 super is an nice catridge, mayby I will buy an 1911 cambered in this round next year..

(again) I'll suggest the .41 magnum with some heavy WFN loads (Say meet or beat BB's 265gr. WFN load) and a light 170gr. JHP (Sierra's 170gr. JHP has my vote).

Also, I'd love to see some 7mm08 loads (esp. with 120gr. Barns TST).

Finally, a nice smooth-feeding 9x18 load (Gold Dots?) would be very nice!

Recap:

.41 mag
7mm-08
9x18




This post has been edited by warriorsociologist: August 20th 2009 3:18 PM

I'd like to suggest 10mm loads optimized for 16 inch barrels such as those used by the MechTech carbine conversion, the ATI/Feather carbine and the possible MSAR carbine.

How about something in 50 G.I.? That seems to be a round with some promise!

I like Wiseman 44spc. I shoot a lot in my Redhawk and my ahem malighn 5 shot 44 revolver. The 45Lc I'd be nervous about except in my Alaskan.
As for the Redhawk in the durability bring it on. Anything I've shot in my Contender the Redhawk has digested without a hicup. When Bill Ruger came up with this beast well I think the Redhawk is superior to the N-frame and the Anaconda.

how bout 30 carbine that would be awesome

OK Mike -- I see the 180gr. 41 Mag load.... it has me on th eendge of my seat for sure! However, I hope you have plans to unveal a 255-265gr. WFN thumper load!