577 Tyrannosaur
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Fork Horn
Joined: Dec 2003
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From: Lee , New Hampshire
I don't know about anyone else but I had never heard about this until today. I was watching the host of "Under Wild Skies" take a Cape Buff with a 577 and thought what are the spec's for that? For those that are interested here is what I found:
It is really a 585
It maxed out at 11300 POUNDS OF ENERGY with 198 grains of VVN 560
velocity of only 2608
Bullet length is 3.710
Fed 215 primers
750 navel ordinance (don't know if this is monolithic)
You think it has some recoil ?[:-]
It is really a 585
It maxed out at 11300 POUNDS OF ENERGY with 198 grains of VVN 560
velocity of only 2608
Bullet length is 3.710
Fed 215 primers
750 navel ordinance (don't know if this is monolithic)
You think it has some recoil ?[:-]
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Western Nebraska
The .577 has been around for several years.....I'mn not sure what it's practical use is but if there truly was a good supply of T-Rex to hunt it might be just the ticket.
IMO it's designed to feed serious egos more than to be a practical hunting tool. I doubt there's many folks that can shoot it well.....
IMO it's designed to feed serious egos more than to be a practical hunting tool. I doubt there's many folks that can shoot it well.....
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http://www.accuratereloading.com/videos.html
Plenty of video links for you if you want to see this baby in action. I would never crawl behind this thing!! Talk about punishment.
Plenty of video links for you if you want to see this baby in action. I would never crawl behind this thing!! Talk about punishment.
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Won't be too long and there'll be people wanting to shoot 20mm anti-tank rounds. But on the other hand if I was facing dagerous game I'd want all the stank I could handle. Just don't think it would be that much...



