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Old 05-03-2011, 06:33 PM
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Thumbs up 625-6 gets my vote.....

k22fan and andyo5 speak my sentiments almost to a tee. I do, however, feel that the 45 colt is more versatile than the .44 mag. The .44 mag can utilize a .44 special cartridge. That being said, the 45 colt can squirt out 700-800 fps loads or bust some serious power down the tube with 325 gr. hardcast at 1325 fps in a load by Buffalo Bore. My 625-6 45 Colt mtn. gun has handled plenty of these (they are not (fun) to shoot) and handled them well. The gun is VERY accurate and still tight as it was when it left the factory. I switched to Jerry Miculek grips and am comfortable enough with the gun to take it out for rabbits to.............(and I'm in Alaska). Before too long, It should be responsible for a blackie in Prince William Sound. The .44 is a great caliber, I just happen to prefer more of a push than a snap as far as recoil goes. And yes, the Buffalo Bore is exempted from the last statement. Happy hunting for your choice.
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