Some good solutions 300 Barnes Blue tip bullet, 325 Hornady Flex, and I think maybe the 300 North Fork might be the best of all for penetration on the hogs, and trauma inflicted with the low velocity. I did a good bit of work with several of these lighter 458 bullets at low low velocity, you can see most of that on the other thread. The low starting velocity is killing you on trauma with some of the bullets, case capacity and other limitations are present. At that time, I had missed that North Fork had a 300 gr Premium in 458? John corrected me, and now I have 200 of them on the way, and will test them at your velocity range, as well as for some of my 458 desires too. This also lead to me stating that in the end, for what you wanted, if we had a 300 North Fork Premium, that would almost be the perfect solution. If you go down to the thread you started below the other day, you will also see where I spoke about the 325 Flex and being a good option for what you wanted to do. So while you would get good penetration with your Socom, you would not get much trauma inflicted. But if you drop to 1600 fps impact velocity, then it does not expand at all and becomes basically a solid. Excellent in 45/70-as good as a premium bullet in the 1700-2000 fps impact range. I have found that it holds up great right on up to impacts of 2400 fps. It's a tough bullet, and you know designed originally for the 458 Win, Hornady just flattened the nose for 45/70-same bullet. 10 yrs or so, it was a god send for the 45/70 as long as we kept velocity up.
I too have worked a lot with the 350 Hornady. 458 300 gr North Fork, in which I have 200 of those on the way to do some test work on at your velocities.
Yep, I did so on the other thread you started a few days ago? In fact, that lead me to discovering that somehow I had missed the.
#458 socom subsonic for hogs free
458 bullets, feel free to give your experience and thoughts on bullets for the 458 SOCOM. I know you have done a lot of experimenting with.
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