#458 SOCOM SUBSONIC BULLETS FREE#

#458 SOCOM SUBSONIC BULLETS FREE#

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I know from my 45/70 with a 500 grain bullet I can get about 1550, 405 grain bullet I can get about 1900 and from a 325 grain bullet I can get 2075 so it looks pretty close. However, some of the typical velocities from a 16' barreled upper are as follows:ģ00 grain bullet – 1800 to 2000 fps (higher has been recorded) Velocity will vary from rifle to rifle and obviously also depend on the bullet that is being loaded. I was told to do my own home work so I did and this is what I came up with. I dont want this to become a war I am just really interested in what people are getting from there Socoms (especially when reloading).

How fast can it push a 325 or 405 grain bullet? So I am thinking of eventually adding one to my collection but I still have a hard time finding out balistically how it compairs to a hot 45/70 from a marlin. I all so like that because it uses a magazine I can use pointy bullets, as a lever guy this is cool to me! I all so have started casting my own bullets so I could use the same bullets too. I see that it is easy to suppress (I all ready have a suppressor on order for a Marlin 45/70SBL so it could share the same suppressor. I told him that there is nothing like a 45/70 in a semiautomatic platform. the second rifle I bought (after the required Ruger 10/22) was a 45/70 marlin GG.Ī few months back my brother asked my why I did not have any 'big bore' semiautomatics. I grew up shooting a 450 marlin and a 45/70 trap door. I have been a big bore fan as along as I have been able to handle one.

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