Re: .577 Caliber Bland-Pryse Stopping Revolver

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From what I have read the 45-70 kicks less compared to the Casull. The 454 shoots best with chamber pressure in excess of 60,000. I've never fired a 500 S&W but in the BFR the gun has a very cartoonish

look. The 500 JRH is cut down brass that can be loaded to much of the same performance levels as the Smith round in a much handier package. You can launch 400 gr or heavier slugs at very high velocities and recoil can shorten your shooting career in very short order.

I have only read this but some feel that the 500 Linebaugh which is 510 is probably not legal in California which is why the different true 50 cals were developed.

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