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Welcome, Today is July 6, 2008
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History of Sporting Clays
![]() Dangerous Game Loads: .458 Winchester Magnum
Here is what I came up with.
I appreciate the advice posted here in March and would appreciate any
comments or criticisms, especially from those who have shot game with
any of these bullets.CAUTION: These are my loads in my rifle using my chronograph. They may be dangerous in yours so work up slowly.Elephant
bullets: The 450 grain North Fork was highly recommended. I preferred
the Barnes 450 grain monolithic. Both have flat meplats, like Elmer
Kieth revolver bullets, which are said to penetrate better than a round
nosed bullet. The Barnes meplat is 7mm in diameter and the North Fork
8mm, a small difference. But the North Fork is much harder to crimp
because the crimping grooves are so small and close together. The North
Fork may group a little tighter but not enough to bother with. Velocity
was about the same.....
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