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I have a rifle in the 460 WM cut to 2" and necked up to 50,nice cartridge and I like it. I am shooting USGI bullets but am thinking that the next one might be 2 1/4" just for a little more versatility. I do not need or want the power of the 500 A square or equivilent.What do you guys think? SS | ||
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SS; Been thinking about doing a XP in the 50X460x2.5WBY in a XP-100 action from SSK.How do you like it who did it where did you get dies at and anyhting else you can tell me. Wade | |||
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Hey Wade, are you from Logansport In.? Anyway, if you are going to shoot BMG bullets, than you do not need more length than 2.0". I have a hard time with the recoil of my 7# mauser at full cap. loads, in an XP more length would be wasted. I got the dies with the rifle,they are Hornady dies | |||
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SS Close but no I live in Newburgh about a 2 hour drive or less I think.JD says use the 2.5 case less pressure.How do you like this round.I will be using 50BMG bullets along with some others. Wade | |||
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Handcannon I think in a rifle the 2.5" length for BMG slugs and others would be about perfect, it would give you just a little more room to play. I like the 2" just fine and I really do not need more length. I was shooting the 650 grain API at about 1700 to 1800 fps and it was about killing me. I had to pull the slugs and reduce the powder charge because of recoil.In a handgun I KNOW you will not need the 2.5", but get a 2" you will have a ball. | |||
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