I want to use my 45 Colt Anacoda, 6 inch barrel, to kill a large feral hog. I will be using 19.5 to 20 grains of H110, behind a 300 grain GC'd bullet made of babbit metal, sized .454.
This babbit metal is reddish and when dropped from shoulder height onto concret it will show no effect, at all.
I'm certain that I can place the shot where it will be needed and with this bullet it should punch all the way through.
This seems to be a good bit more powerful then my normal 9. grains of Unique behind a 255 PB cast from slightly sweetened with tin WW. Judging from recoil, muzzle blast and muzzle flash.
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
Jim
This babbit metal is reddish and when dropped from shoulder height onto concret it will show no effect, at all.
I'm certain that I can place the shot where it will be needed and with this bullet it should punch all the way through.
This seems to be a good bit more powerful then my normal 9. grains of Unique behind a 255 PB cast from slightly sweetened with tin WW. Judging from recoil, muzzle blast and muzzle flash.
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
Jim