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May I load my 460 S&W Magnum fully with this extremely powerful load, and still not have bullet recoil.extraction, thus locking up the guns cylinder. — 1 Answer

by Too high, from SD, United States Asked on July 25, 2025

Name Underwood Ammo .460 S&W Magnum 360 Grain Coated Hard Cast Nickel Plated Brass Cased Pistol Ammunition
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Answered by Too high, member, from SD, United States, on August 12, 2025

Yes. Always when using this powerful load. Always put it as the first or last chamber to fire. Then you will not have bullet.inertia extraction. As lesser loads, You will not encounter that problem. I load my BFR In 460 S&W magnum Grizzly load , as the first, or last to fire. Same is true with the Grizzly 45 70 +P loads. Shoot straight and have a Safe day.

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