Cor-Bon loads hit with more authority and a special formulation of powders accomplishes the task with reduced muzzle flash. Upon impact they will expand creating a devastating mushroom plowing through tough hide and bone.
Caliber: 454 Casull Bullet Type: Bonded Core Hollow Point Bullet Weight: 285 GR Muzzle Energy: 1672 ft lbs Muzzle Velocity: 1625 fps Rounds/box: 20 Rounds Per Box, 1""
Manufacturer: CORBON/GLASER(DAKOTA AMMO
Model: HT454285BC
Total Rounds 20
Caliber Dictionary
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The 454 Casull was developed by Dick Casull and Jack Fulmer in 1957. The original intent was a revolver cartridge more powerful than the 44 Magnum and thus more reliable for metallic silhouette, but it has evolved into a popular choice for serious handgun hunters. The 454 Casull uses a .452-inch bullet with a rimmed case of 1.3976 inches, longer than the 45 Colt case so that it cannot be used in 45 Colt revolvers...but 45 Colt ammunition can be safely fired in a Casull chamber for low-recoil practice. Although now surpassed by the 460 and 500 S&W cartridges, the 454 Casull is a very powerful cartridge. It has become popular enough that most major sources load for it with choices of loads up to a 300-grain bullet at 1650 feet per second, developing over 1800 foot-pounds of energy. The 454 Casull is powerful enough--and proven--on the largest North American game, and with proper bullets has taken the largest African game as well. — Craig Boddington
