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The reason is that for big dangerous game, a solid bullet will achieve much more penetration than an expanding bullet. For some reason its really hard to find a heavy full metal jacket bullet for 44 mag or 45/70. Note that you couldn't hunt with these bullets in most places, however they would be great for bear protection.Originally Posted by chemo
.312 would be nice
I'd like to see .357Mag, .44Mag, 9mm please! Thanks!
.375 please. Around 200gr.
.277 / 6.8, 308 please
Last edited by xdmer; 04-15-2018 at 10:57 PM.
.312 around 115GR; any 45/70; 357. The light .312" would work in 32/20, 32 S&W through .327 Federal, Tokarev, and 303 British. .323" might be useful too.
338 and 6.5
Here in BC.
And in case you missed it...400 g 45-70!
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I’d like 44 mag .429 or .430 240 grain or 80-90 grain .224 would be awesome.
Not so sure of the 45/70 Barnes bullets need speed to mushroom.....45/70 is not exactly the caliber that screams speed.
Actually I'm not a fan of monometals.....I vote none of above or below.
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