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The leverevolutions shoot flatter and tend to be more accurate in my experience with the pointed bullet. But your not wrong 405 grain will handle whitetails with no problem.

I’ve personally killed 10-15 deer with the 325 in 45-70 and the 265 in 444 with the lever revolutions and have never had any negative experiences with them on penetration or expansion. Shots have ranged from 15 yards to 200 for me personally and have always had an exit wound no matter the angle...

You may also be able to call the shop and ask for different shot sizes in one box for pattern testing I know they used to have this option if you called.

If you haven’t yet look into Boss shotshells. I use them exclusively for ducks and geese with the copper plated bismuth it allows you to downsize in shot size while keeping and improving the effectiveness due to more pellets equaling better pattern density and better lethality than steel...

Getcha some apex #2 tungsten

Southeastern Ohio

Gotcha we shot some wild boar on some of the surrounding public throughout vinton county in college that had supposedly been escaped from there or other theories were dumped from that ranch when they had to many

If you don’t me askin what outfit are you goin through?

I sure hope so Mr.Peacocke I'm in a job field as a worker in the oil and gas business I hope to be able to experience all cultures and hunting aspects there is to offer at some point.

Thank you Von Gruff big fan of your knives and would love to make it down to your home country to do all kinds of huntin particularly some of y’all’s giant Canadian honker hunting.

Long time lurker from Ohio even at the young age of 21 always followed this forum and it’s members opinions of African hunting and cartridges suitable for the task. Never been to the dark continent but hope to one day.

If you don’t mind sharing your gunsmith I’m also in Ohio and would be interested in a reputable 444 in a bolt gun