Brought the. 44 mag and the old reliable 444
and the newly reamed 357 maximum to try out.
Just because you can, doesn't mean you have
to load a big bore b*lls to the wall thunder and
lightning knock your shoulder off.
It's going to plow on through by virtue of mass.
It's already "expanded " so a good flat point
will make your finger sized entrance and wreck
everything inside and make a nice thumb sized
hole on the way out. Lets the blood out and the
air in where it's not supposed to be.
The bigger the hole, the faster the boat sinks
I've got a .357 mag. single shot I reamed to .357 maximum and it's a tack driver.
I've taken deer and hogs with it, and they all never went far with good blood.
Only problem is getting the brass and limited selection of bullet type, and you had better be into reloading with all the goodies.
Not to mention the single shot .45LC I reamed to .454 Casull which is not my favorite to shoot because of the recoil. I would rather shoot my 45-70 over that .454 Casull.