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I got these at a big discount from Midway a while back. I bought them primarily for practice but thought someone might know what they are. The box does not say.







Sorry for the poor quality of the pictures -- I need a separate light with a diffuser I suppose. You can click the pictures for larger versions.

Woodleighs? Brand X? Generic FMJs?

I picked up my .458 yesterday and it got me to wondering what these are.
 
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I could not find the p45BC load info on the federal site. they aren't sledhammers, as those are a stepped bullet.

might be worth a call to them in the AM

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I emailed federal and asked.

heck of a buy on hornady 458 heavymag loaded ammo page 124 ... $42.58 per box

http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/PDF5/E%20Pages123-150.pdf


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Thanks Jeffe.

I thought they were a discontinued item, and knew they were not the Sledges. Hopefully they will clear it up.

I will look at the MidSouth as well. I do have five boxes of the mystery Fed on hand.
 
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My bet is that they are Woodleighs.

I have a box or two as well and my reloaded Woodleighs look exactly the same.

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My bet is that they are Woodleighs.

I have a box or two as well and my reloaded Woodleighs look exactly the same.

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They look like Woodleighs to me, too.

Charles, try a magnet on them.

If it sticks, then dollars to doughnuts they're steel jacketed Woodleighs.


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They look like Woodleighs to me, too.

Charles, try a magnet on them.

If it sticks, then dollars to doughnuts they're steel jacketed Woodleighs.


Thanks -- I did the magnet test earlier this evening and it sticks.
 
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If the cannalure is smooth they ncould be Woodleigh's, if it is knurled they could be old style Hornadys.


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If the cannalure is smooth they ncould be Woodleigh's, if it is knurled they could be old style Hornadys.


Thanks -- it appears to be smooth.
 
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With that nose profile i too would put money on them being the Woodleigh solid
 
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The BC suffix may indicate Bear Claw, before they added TB for Trophy Bonded?


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It's looks like P458C to me.
 
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It's looks like P458C to me.


You are correct.

Sorry Jeffe -- I did not notice that you were seeing B not 8 earlier.
 
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Not only that, but if it were a Trophy Bonded Solid it would be a Sledgehammer and not a Bear Claw. I need new glasses anyway.


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B or 8.. .heh. i am Dyslectic you know?


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They are Woodleighs. For some reason they didn't mark the boxes, for awhile anyway.

I guess they didn't think hunters thought it would make any difference. How do you spell anal attentive? Smiler


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B or 8.. .heh. i am Dyslectic you know?


Not your fault -- the focus was fuzzy. I grabbed the box out of the closet to double check!
 
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They are Woodleighs. For some reason they didn't mark the boxes, for awhile anyway.

I guess they didn't think hunters thought it would make any difference. How do you spell anal attentive? Smiler


And yet you would think that would be a positive selling point.

Now -- do I use them up for practice or save them for the real thing...
 
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The real thing. You might want to shoot over the chrony 3 or 4 to satisfy my curiosity about MV. If you use them for the real thing you'll have to file your sights for them anyway.


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