Backyardsniper
AH legend
If a person wanted to get a pistol for the sole purpose of killing a cape buffalo would you be better off getting a BFR chambered in 45/70 in order to be able to load the solid brass bullets, which take up a lot more case capacity? Also you would have all of the .458 projectiles to chose from as opposed.to .452. Also being able to achieve the velocities with lower pressures. This is not a 454/460 vs 45/70 debate in general as there are a ton of obvious benefits to handgun size cartridges in handguns, but for this one particular application where extreme penetration with a mono metal bullet is needed would the 45/70 be a better choice?