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Just noticed that Hornady is going to FINALLY sell component flex-tip bullets! They have a 265gr .430" bullet...and with some of the very strong bullets from places like Buffalo Bore and Garrett, not to mention Barnes....maybe a 44 wssm is better option then my 411 wssm? Seems like it should meet 444 Marlin ballistics pretty easy, and there are just SO many bullets available.
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the 45 wssm is pretty nice


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the 45 wssm is pretty nice


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Seems like it should meet 444 Marlin ballistics pretty easy, and there are just SO many bullets available.


As long as you keep the speeds down there are a lot of .429 bullets available. If however the case capacity goes up like my 429/375, appropriate bullets become like hens teeth.
 
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Mr Hawk has some heavier bullets.

Flat Points [.429]
200 grains x .035 FP
240 grains x .035 FP
250 grains x .025 FP
250 grains x .035 FP
265 grains x .035 FP
275 grains x .025 FP
275 grains x .035 FP
300 grains x .025 FP
300 grains x .035 FP
Spitzers (.429")
275 grains x .025 SPZ
300 grains x .035 SPZ
350 grains x .035 SPZ
400 grains x .035" SPZ


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psitol bullets at hi vel always mean junk results

get an encore in 444 and do the same thing!


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Damn thats true, forgot about the single shots. I'd pay 300$ for a Handi-rifle in 444 before I paid 700$ for an encore though. Personal opinion


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Scratch both those ideas! Just saw Ruger is re-introducing the 77/44 in a nice SS/synthetic rifle!


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Damn thats true, forgot about the single shots. I'd pay 300$ for a Handi-rifle in 444 before I paid 700$ for an encore though. Personal opinion

fair enough.. and i believe the handi is way overlooked for the dollars to fun value..

and 40 bucks for a factory trigger job kicks !!


opinions vary band of bubbas and STC hunting Club

Information on Ammoguide about
the416AR, 458AR, 470AR, 500AR
What is an AR round? Case Drawings 416-458-470AR and 500AR.
476AR,
http://www.weaponsmith.com
 
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I just wish I could get a Handi in 444 with the same sights that are on my brothers 500 S&W, the fiber optics they did for the 45/70 and 500 are actually really nice.


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