Kick ass. That looks painful. It puts me in mind of the heavy loads I set up for the 45-70-- 350 grain jacketed flat points, loaded up to 2300FPS (according to the loading manual). That hurt like hell. Hot loads aren't always the way to go :P.
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1999 1500 4X4 XLT Laramie Quad-cab 5.9L auto. Only mods are a 2 into 1 Magnaflow cat, a 1 into 2 Flowmaster 40 series, plain old Champion copper plugs, and 3500 wheel cylinders.
Wow, none of them knows how to properly fire a rifle.
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Ophidia - 350 grain rounds out of a .44 mag? holy crap, are you sure it won't blow up?
Nah, the 45-70 Gub'ment rifle. I've fired 300 grain Hornady XTP's out of the .44 mag, on top of a stout load of H110. They're not a good day-at-the-range load, though.
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1999 1500 4X4 XLT Laramie Quad-cab 5.9L auto. Only mods are a 2 into 1 Magnaflow cat, a 1 into 2 Flowmaster 40 series, plain old Champion copper plugs, and 3500 wheel cylinders.
Nah, the 45-70 Gub'ment rifle. I've fired 300 grain Hornady XTP's out of the .44 mag, on top of a stout load of H110. They're not a good day-at-the-range load, though.
Oh, I was gonna say. 300 grain is stout enough out of a .44 On average I like the 240 grains enough. I can actually shoot the gun with one hand that way and not feel as though something has gone terrible wrong in my wrist.
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