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Originally Posted by m_stevenson
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How can 'anything' new be a legend? crazy, pass my 45-70 Shiloh Sharps please.


Cut your cases back under 1.80" and you'd be good to go in Michigan's Restricted Firearm zone.

Regulations man, not common sense. We talkin' regulations, please bitch get realz


Damn, in that case, I'll bring my 450 Bushmaster. grin it chunks 250gr barnes x's.


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Originally Posted by duckster
We hunt in Iowa for deer season and they require either slugs, muzzleloader or straight wall cartridge. It looks interesting to me from that perspective. I could see several makers pick it up for a light bolt action rifle.
we can use the 45-70 and the 444 in Iowa so the question would be why?

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You caint run no 444 out of an AR!


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Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad
You caint run no 444 out of an AR!


I got an old 1914 year model 351 Winchester SL with a couple 10 round mags, it's cowpile accurate to 75 yards braced against the back porch post. laugh


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Personally, I would be embarrassed to use an AR deer hunting. No offense to anyone intended. Just a personal thing.


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Originally Posted by m_stevenson
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I'm in one of the areas where we must use the straight wall case. I'm finding it interesting that Winchester is giving us the hype but not the data. "More energy than a 30-30" is a BS fact. The 450 Bushmaster has better energy than a 30-30, but is it not nearly as effective of a hunting cartridge (I've used both). What about velocity, BC, SD, and bullet construction?

Lack of info makes me skeptical. I'm guessing by using a case in the 1.7" (rather than the Michigan max of 1.8") area that they are also targeting the AR market. This then leads me to believe, that this is designed around a MOP in the 40,000 psi area. This would not be too exciting. However, make high quality bullets and brass available to handloaders who will push this puppy towards 60,000 psi in a bolt gun in it could become real interesting. We shall see.

FYI for those of you outside the Great Lakes area, this straight wall thing is a big deal for us. Until recently we have been slug guns or muzzle loaders. Here in lower MI, the 450 Bushmaster has absolutely changed the game. We kill over 400,000 deer per year in our state, most in the southern lower peninsula. That equates to a lot of straight wall cartridges.

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Exactly, a new range of cartridges to fit within the regulations. I'm talking with barrel, bullet and reamer folks right now on a 41 cal version. Using 308 basic.


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The 45 Raptor is built on the 308 basic, 1.8" case firing .452" bullet. Gunsmith in Lansing has the reamer; Krieger and Shilen make the barrels; Starline makes the brass; and you use 460 S&W dies. Saves a bunch of cash.

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Jim My 450 Bushmaster is a CVA single shot, 1 shot 1 deer in 2018. Don't get me wrong love AR's just not for deer. Bought the rifle to play with .452 cast bullets

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It should take a little flack off the 6.5 CM from the old farts. They can discuss how the 351 SL was first/better and how they used one to track down Bonnie & Clyde.


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Think the Monitors(BAR's) in 30-06 might have helped on Bonnie and Clyde

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Hey Scott, what RAR did you buy? The 16" Ranch model?


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Originally Posted by m_stevenson
Hey Scott, what RAR did you buy? The 16" Ranch model?



Are you asking about a 450? I didn't get one.


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Originally Posted by 405wcf
Originally Posted by m_stevenson
Originally Posted by 405wcf
I'm in one of the areas where we must use the straight wall case. I'm finding it interesting that Winchester is giving us the hype but not the data. "More energy than a 30-30" is a BS fact. The 450 Bushmaster has better energy than a 30-30, but is it not nearly as effective of a hunting cartridge (I've used both). What about velocity, BC, SD, and bullet construction?

Lack of info makes me skeptical. I'm guessing by using a case in the 1.7" (rather than the Michigan max of 1.8") area that they are also targeting the AR market. This then leads me to believe, that this is designed around a MOP in the 40,000 psi area. This would not be too exciting. However, make high quality bullets and brass available to handloaders who will push this puppy towards 60,000 psi in a bolt gun in it could become real interesting. We shall see.

FYI for those of you outside the Great Lakes area, this straight wall thing is a big deal for us. Until recently we have been slug guns or muzzle loaders. Here in lower MI, the 450 Bushmaster has absolutely changed the game. We kill over 400,000 deer per year in our state, most in the southern lower peninsula. That equates to a lot of straight wall cartridges.

405wcf


Exactly, a new range of cartridges to fit within the regulations. I'm talking with barrel, bullet and reamer folks right now on a 41 cal version. Using 308 basic.


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The 45 Raptor is built on the 308 basic, 1.8" case firing .452" bullet. Gunsmith in Lansing has the reamer; Krieger and Shilen make the barrels; Starline makes the brass; and you use 460 S&W dies. Saves a bunch of cash.

405wcf


Cool, pm me the gunsmith's name please.


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Originally Posted by Steelhead
Originally Posted by m_stevenson
Hey Scott, what RAR did you buy? The 16" Ranch model?



Are you asking about a 450? I didn't get one.


Sorry I confused Gunner's post with yours.


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How do you keep the bullets in the case?

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Originally Posted by mtnsnake
How do you keep the bullets in the case?


Anything like this, taper crimp, coupled with an appropriate powder to fill the case to compression so the bullet CANT set back, I do that in all my auto load/self defense rifle/pistol ammo.


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Yup, 680 has it's uses.


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Originally Posted by blanket
Originally Posted by duckster
We hunt in Iowa for deer season and they require either slugs, muzzleloader or straight wall cartridge. It looks interesting to me from that perspective. I could see several makers pick it up for a light bolt action rifle.
we can use the 45-70 and the 444 in Iowa so the question would be why?

Less than 1/2 the recoil.


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