Friends, I have a couple of questions about the Rossi/Puma .454 Casull and I would appreciate any informed response. Has anyone used this firearm and load on whitetail, hogd, and larger game animals? If so, how well did it perform? Second, what is the average price for the Puma .454 on both the low and high side? Finally, what is the recoil like in the least potent and the most potent loads?
Thanks and have a great night,
Boltaction
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The .454 kicks like a mule in the handgun, so if you are not into recoil veer away from it. I am not positive, but I know some companies are working on chambering lever guns in the round, and that will be awesome. That thing will work on any of those animals you mentioned, and then some. Other rounds to consider if you are buying something in that range are the .480 Ruger, the .475 Linebaugh, .500 S&W, and of course the " meager" .44 magnum. Good luck man!
its take anything in north america. bar none. Paco kelly did a review for www.gunblast.com about a year ago and id go over there and look thru the archives and find it it was a good read.
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its take anything in north america. bar none. Paco kelly did a review for www.gunblast.com about a year ago and id go over there and look thru the archives and find it it was a good read.
My understanding is Rossi is now owned by Taurus International.If that' s the case it' s probably a fairly decent rifle.I know the Rossi handguns back several years ago weren' t much.The 454 Casull is a handful in a handgun.It' s manageable for experienced shooters. I would imagine it would be pleasant shooting out of a long gun even for the inexperienced shooter.
Ruger Redhawk
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Rossi/Puma .454 Casull
.44 magnum. Good luck man!
