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    Question 458 win mag help

    hello reloaders, ive being working with no#1 ruger in 458 win mag , i have some good loads with cast .& hornady .but i like the barns 350 & 450grers,has any one worked with this in a#1 &did thay group well.barns bullets are costly but i fill worth the money thanks

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    would like to help but can't.
    my only advice would be to talk to barnes themselves.
    are you by chance going to africa?

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    no,not africa,but alaska.got a great uncle that lives there.

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    barnes are some of the best going they do what they say they will.
    and they open i have seen others [imitaters ,like the win] hold together but not open
    like the barnes will.
    also the only 2 bullets i find in the hard dirt berms are cast boolits and barnes type.
    even if they aren't the most accurate they do what they say.
    much like the nosler partition.

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    yes, you are right.load them for 223,6.5 243,270, &30.have had great results with them.i like the high b.c. in the 350gr barns compared to350 hornady.488 to.195 topped my ruger#1 with nikon BDC 2" high at100 yrs abl to hit downy bottles 100 to 400yrs .what i like is the fact that at 400yrds the hornady has 689 ft pounds to2089ft pounds of the barns thats big boar boooming.

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    the higher b.c. comes as a by product due to the fact that copper is lighter
    than lead so it is longer for the same weight.
    i really like the nikon monarch scope also they are really bright and clear.
    i use one on my 257 roberts featherweight.

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