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Two, where, and how much? :woohoo:Thoughts/Comments??
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OleCowboy wrote: I could not find any ballistic charts on it, sure there are some but...
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Ok WildCat I will buy that, but right off the bat you are fighting an uphill battle..Diane FineTune and Chucky Schumer have told me NO hunter needs BigMag...of course I said they never hunted Hog in Texas or stared down a Cape Buffalo hitting the scales at 2500 lbs + and moving like a freight train and has a 10" thick skull cap...wildcatter wrote:
OleCowboy wrote: I could not find any ballistic charts on it, sure there are some but...
Ok, let's try..
They are Reporting 350gr Hornady Interlocks, swagged from .458" to .452"
They are reporting these 350's at 2500fps, with a 20" barrel.
The Hornady Manual 458 Winchester Magnum Reloading Data, reports the same 350's at 2300-2400fps and this with a 24" Barrel.
Conclusion: the 450 LeGendre Magnum IS outperforming the 458 Winchester and this with a 4" shorter Barrel and can fire more than 20 rounds, semi-automatically, compared to the model 70's 3 rounds manually manipulated.
Conclusion, a dangerous animal wounded at 50 or less yards charges. Which do you prefer, the 458wm, in which you may not have enough time to reload the firearm or 20+ rounds on instantaneous tap, to take out anything that can hurt!!
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