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=== 458 Winchester Magnum === | |||
# [excellent] ... Power / Energy | |||
# [excellent] ... Caliber / Size of Bullet | |||
# [poor] ........ Flatness of Trajectory | |||
# [xxxxx] ....... Grouping at 500 yards and 1000 yards | |||
# [good] ........ Cost and Availability of Ammunition | |||
This is considered one of the dangerous African game cartridges. This type of cartridge typically has a very large caliber and excessive energy at 100 yards for North American game. This type of cartridge also has a trajectory that begins to decay significantly after 200 yards and therefore is not suitable for long distance (500+ yard) shooting. | |||
Latest revision as of 22:48, 11 December 2010
- 458 Winchester Magnum
458 Winchester Magnum
- [excellent] ... Power / Energy
- [excellent] ... Caliber / Size of Bullet
- [poor] ........ Flatness of Trajectory
- [xxxxx] ....... Grouping at 500 yards and 1000 yards
- [good] ........ Cost and Availability of Ammunition
This is considered one of the dangerous African game cartridges. This type of cartridge typically has a very large caliber and excessive energy at 100 yards for North American game. This type of cartridge also has a trajectory that begins to decay significantly after 200 yards and therefore is not suitable for long distance (500+ yard) shooting.