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Originally Posted by OutlanderFirearms
I did have a look at that and it has some interesting rounds but I am looking at using pump action carbine for hunting to I think a lot of people still want the 600gn - 700gn in a carbine for flat-out knock down and then maybe a 325gn etc for their secondary backup as a lot of people match up like that when hiking in for a hunt etc and its the best "dont surprise me and then get all butt hurt coz I shot a hole in you the size of Texas" carry.
Having said that Im also making a 460SW pump so with both of those to come to market in these fabulous calibers I wanted people to have a choice of some amazing bullets to go with their amazing equipment and started to to @Fort Scott Munitions for their tumbling technology for 100% energy transfer in many cases although I suspect a 600-700gn may go through quite a lot of think skinned animals.
These are going to be some fun with the biggest of the bangers out there! 
Fort Scott Munitions .4565 300grain Handgun Projectile |
The .4565 bullet mentioned above is not usable in 460 S&W, it is intended for .458 rifle bores such as 45-70. Be a monolith copper projectile it would require machining to be usable in the 460 S&W.
If your looking for a copper monolith hunting bullet Barnes has 4 suitable choices, 200, 225, 250, and 275 XPB bullets. Cutting Edge has several choices, 240 handgun raptor and a 300 grain soild. My personal favorite is NorthFork Technologies 260 CPS (Cup Point Solid).
I have used all of them successfully in the field.
be safe
Ruggy