Anyone happen to get this box back in the day?

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will take anything on this planet. Hornady ammo is some of the best there is. Hot but sensible loads. I used a JSP 350 grain bullet a year or so ago in my 510 GNR on an African lion and the bullets went all the way thru. There are guys that brag about running a 400 grain bullet at 1500 to 1550 but that is not needed. All that does is do wear & tear on you and your handgun. I shot a big bear in Alaska with a 425 grain bullet at 1400 fps loaded by a commercial loader and I shot the bear from kissing distance and both rounds went all the way thru.
If you have your choice of ammo for dangerous game I would recommend the 350 to 400 grain soft point bullet. I shot a bear here recently again at kissing distance and using 45 ACP JHPs. 3 rounds did nothing to the bear but pissed him off. The hollow points clogged up with bear fat and hair and turned into FMJs.
After that I will never carry a JHP in any of my guns that might be used for dangerous game. Just my humble opinion.

don't leave that ammo out in the sun on a hot, late summer day. First time I ever shot a friend's Reeder 475 Linebaugh it was in 2001. He loaded it with Hornady ammo that had been sitting in the sun while we all chatted. Then he had me shoot it and for some reason or other it was over the chronograph. I'd read about how the heavens would part and the earth shake to its core when you shot a 475 Linebaugh, so I was latched on good to that pistol. The sun soaked ammo was clocking over 1700 fps! I'd no idea what it was rated as, just remember thinking "That's not so bad!" I still would rather shoot a 475 than a 454 Casull though.

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