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Old 04-04-2014, 10:52 AM
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Did some plinking with the new 460 smith. Shooting 200 grain hornady 460 S&Ws.

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"plinking" with a .460! Isn't that an oxymoron? I would assume it is more "blasting"
Actually I've been thinking about getting a .460 due to its versatility but haven't got one yet. I've been shooting a S&W 29 in .44 for years and also shot a BFR .45-70 for a while. I'm not recoil shy but I can't imagine the recoil of the .460 being worse than the BFR.
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Originally Posted by bronko22000
"plinking" with a .460! Isn't that an oxymoron? I would assume it is more "blasting"
Actually I've been thinking about getting a .460 due to its versatility but haven't got one yet. I've been shooting a S&W 29 in .44 for years and also shot a BFR .45-70 for a while. I'm not recoil shy but I can't imagine the recoil of the .460 being worse than the BFR.
The Smith VXR 460 recoil is not bad at all. I've shot 45/70 Mag Research, and the 460 is less than the 45/70. I really like the 45/70. I think my next revolver will be 45/70, 450, or 444 marlin BFR. I like the 444 but with a 460 it is kind of pointless. Their speeds are similar. I love the hand cannons.

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Originally Posted by burniegoeasily
The Smith VXR 460 recoil is not bad at all. I've shot 45/70 Mag Research, and the 460 is nothing compared to it. I really like the 45/70. I think my next revolver will be 45/70, 450, or 444 marlin BFR. I love the hand cannons.
OUCH hand cannnon= painfull but its fun
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Ive been loving it. Been burning thought the ammo. Got my eye on a 45/70 BFR right now. Trying to talk a buddy out of it. If not, a 444 BFR is going to get ordered.
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Originally Posted by burniegoeasily
The Smith VXR 460 recoil is not bad at all. I've shot 45/70 Mag Research, and the 460 is less than the 45/70. I really like the 45/70. I think my next revolver will be 45/70, 450, or 444 marlin BFR. I like the 444 but with a 460 it is kind of pointless. Their speeds are similar. I love the hand cannons.
I have had the 454 Casull, 480 Ruger and shot many 500's. I own several 44's but I would not trade my 460 XVR for any of the others for nothing!!! Love it!!! So much more user friendly than the others in terms of ammo useage and versatility. I reload for it as well.
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