And for large things needing shot the 50 Beowulf or 450 Bushmaster do a fine job. Basically the same ballistics as a 45/70. Both are only about a 250yd gun but they hit hard.
How is it for follow up shots? I had been thinking about one of those for hogs in Texas. Suppressed was on my mind too. There have been many times I have 6 to 20 hogs to shoot. The more I thin out the better.
They are about like shooting a 20ga semiauto shotgun. They are really a 200 yd gun. rainbow shaped trajectory. 6ARC or 6.5 grendel work well on hogs with little more recoil than 5.56.
I appreciate that. I went with the 6.8 SPC II for hogs and then the 6.5 (the one I wrote the article about) and have two 300 blackouts I want to test on hogs. The .4xx’s have just been a “I wonder” build. I don’t need my shoulders torn up any worse than they are (Dr’s want to do surgery on both and my bolt 308 kicks the snot out of me)
I did a sight in on one in 458 socom . The owner said it was hitting all over the place . Once I got it on paper it did not shoot bad and did not really recoil that bad . But at $ 3 a round I’ll pass.
Getting the bug for a 300BLK, BA has 10.5" barrels 1:7 twist pistol gas for 25% off, Free shipping, is 1:7 enough twist for 220gr bullet? Faxon is a little more $ 1:5 twist.
I have shot a few 220’s. Never for groups. Just wanted to be sure the gun ran with them. I usually run 147’s. Its one of my truck guns. The 147’s run about 1.5 moa with a red dot on it.
one of these years ill get a can maybe.
That question of twist made me jump up and open the safe on mine. I can’t find it, the handguard must be covering it and I didn’t note it in my spreadsheet. I went to where I bought it and that company shows me having no order, though I have probably bought from them a hundred or more times.