I currently shoot Double Taps heaviest .500 mag hard cast. It's extremely accurate. Where else should I look for .500 mag heavy loads?

This one looks like it would work well:

https://www.buffalobore.com/index.ph...ct_detail&p=98

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Alan
SWCA LM 2023, SWHF 220

Try Belt Mountain solid "Punch Bullets". See Gunblast.com

Grizzly Cartridges makes some very accurate and high quality ammo.
500 Smith & Wesson
They also sell a "Punch bullet" load for most calibers.

Grizzly Cartridges is a class act and so is Cast Performance bullets, their sister company.

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What are you after? Or is this for competition/accuracy contests?

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Don

+1 with Grizzly.

500gr LFN at 1550 fps, for "Get a grip" factory ammo.


Ought to open up a Campbell's soup can, pretty well..........

"Watch this" !!

First Choice --------- Buffalo Bore
Second Choice ------ HSM
Third Choice--------- Load-X

I would love to see the penetration data for these loads. I guess the question to ask is if I would prefer it be measured in yards or meters...

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While looking at the ammo makes on the net who produce 500 Magnum ammo like Double Tap, Buffalo Bore, Grizzly Cartridges, Cor-Bon and even Hornady, Magtech, Remington and Winchester and one thing struck me like a brick, All cost between $49 to $70 for only 20 rounds!!!!! (the ammo using Punch bullets costs $130/20 rounds)

If ever there was a handgun cartridge that screams handload this one does!
With a 400gr Hornady XTP bullet and your saved once fired brass you can build a box of 20 rounds for only $15.30. For only $38.24 you can build 50 rounds which is less than you pay for 20 rounds of factory ammo. You can save a ton of cash and also tailor your rounds any way you want. You can make light practice loads and heavy hunting loads with any bullet you choose for about 25% of Retail costs.

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