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Hi from Germany. I'm hunting for some time now with cast bullets in my 45/70 buffalo classic rifle. Until now I used smokeless powders with good results but now I got my hands on some Triple Seven FFG. Shooting that stuff is really fun but are these loads(60 grs. with a 450gr. slug )really enough to hunt with? Until now I was used to some hotter loads. happy hunting! | ||
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What are you hunting? There aren't many animals that will keep a 450 gr cast bullet inside of them, even when launched at BP velocities, which are pretty much on par with the 475 Linebaugh revolvers, and folks are happy with them. __________________________________________________ The AR series of rounds, ridding the world of 7mm rem mags, one gun at a time. | |||
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I usually hunt wild-boar in the woods with the 45-70. Normally shooting ranges are from 45 to 100 yards. happy hunting! | |||
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Sounds like pork chops for dinner! There isn't a pig alive that won't succumb to a 45/70 cast bullet at B.P. velocities. You do need to keep in mind that fine smelling cloud of smoke when considering a quick follow up shot. Things can get pretty interesting hunting pigs as I am sure you well know. Most people are bothered by those portions of Scripture they do not understand, it is the passages I do understand that bother me. (Twain) | |||
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