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  1. 10-27-2014, 18:50 #11
    sportbikeco
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    I think a .460 has advantages over the 45/70 these days. Revolver size, ammo compatibility and availability among them.

    I'd get an X-frame.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sportbikeco View Post
    I think a .460 has advantages over the 45/70 these days. Revolver size, ammo compatibility and availability among them.

    I'd get an X-frame.
    I passed on one, to big and to much noise, best loads are 200 grain.
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    Does anyone know anywhere that carries BFR's locally? The site shows a lot of colorado dealers but I haven't seen one in the shops I've been in here.
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    I would take a 475 linebaugh as well, maybe a little more practical for my use haha
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