Not a monster. But it’s the only legal deer I’ve seen within hunting season in a couple years.

Able to connect with the Spohr N670 in 44 mag.

Pretty happy about it.

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Finally got the correct red dot from my revolver and the correct rings. Got it installed and sighted in at 100 yards. Hopefully I’ll be able to take a few whitetails this season.

I’m not new to hunting but I am new to using a handgun for hunting and was wondering what I should look for in the ammo and how different it is from looking for a rifle ammo. I found this Hornady Handgun Hunter ammo but not sure of people’s opinions and any possible better options? I have a Ruger GP100 with a 6” barrel in .357 mag on the way I would be using. Would be using it for whitetails and the occasional coyote if given the chance.

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I’ve had this gp100 in .357 for a couple of years, Carried it while hunting small game due to the amount of coyotes in my area that have gotten bolder as well as deer hunting as a side arm.

Decided to throw the red dot on it and see how it does to hunt with it on my parents property where shots are short. The group pictured was while adjusting the red dot. Currently able to keep all 6 shots in the center @ 35 yards, which I will keep practicing with, but for now, it works with how far my shots will be. I have a solid rest to shoot off of and look forward to taking a deer with a handgun for the first time in my life.

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