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You could be right.SOC wrote: IMHO, with the popularity of the 500 S&W bringing a huge selection of bullets to market, all advantages the .458 once held over 50 Beowulf have been negated.
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OleCowboy wrote:
You could be right.SOC wrote: IMHO, with the popularity of the 500 S&W bringing a huge selection of bullets to market, all advantages the .458 once held over 50 Beowulf have been negated.
Ammo is a strange creature. I can remember the days when if it was not a 30 06 you had nothing, then .243 swept the deer hunting down in S Texas and guys were giving away the big guns for the .243 we have seen lots come and go, trends begin and end. Now we seem to be living in what I call the 'bullet du jour' or 'end all, be all, solve all' (actually think that was called the 6.8 SPC). Now we have a rd called xxx SOCOM.
I learned so many years ago I forgot, but it raises its head almost every day in conversation: follow the money. Is this just another case of follow the money. 6.8 certainly was. The forums, magazines and internet is full of "used by ___________ (fill in your Spec Opns unit of choice). If somehow you can tie your ___________ to SOCOM a lot of folks who don't know any better will run buy it. And there is always the chance that SOCOM will place an order for it and they only need to buy 1 and you can plaster that all over your ads on the internet,
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