| Dear Tim,
Attached is a picture of the 44" buffalo
taken in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. I used the Buffalo Bore
ammo that you sent and recommended. 430 gr. LBT-LFN
The bullet performed perfectly. It was a
one-shot kill straight into the heart with a quartering-on angle.
Both my Professional Hunter and Mark Keefe, Editor of American
Rifleman were concerned about what the performance would be of a
single-shot rifle chambered in .45-70. Needless to say they were
both very impressed with your cartridge.
The hunt will be on "Benelli On Assignment"
on the Outdoor Channel in 3rd quarter 2010. It should also be
written up in American Rifleman by Mark and possible by another
writer that was on the hunt named Bob Williams. He writes for
Sporting Classics among others.
Thanks again for the ammo and your advice.
Having taken animals from a Steinbok to a Cape Buffalo with .45-70
Buffalo Bore ammo I feel totally confident with the performance of
your ammunition.
Please feel free to use the photos on your
website if you wish.
Best regards,
Stephen McKelvain
Vice President of Marketing & Communications
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Tim....
Wanted to let you know that the ammunition worked perfectly. Dropped a trophy Bison in its tracks from approximately 90 yards.
Heart/lungs from 90 yards. Hit him broadside. Big buffalo with a full winter coat. I've attached a picture. Bullet stayed inside the body and was recovered. I've made sure that Buffalo Bore has been represented on several of the boards that I checked in with.....many opinions about a Marlin 444 and its ability to take down a Bison. Bottom line....with the Marlin, Bushnell Banner Scope, and Buffalo Bore 335 grain bullets.....there is no argument in my mind.
A member of our party jammed his rifle and used my Marlin.....killed a deer with the same 335 load from 175 yards. Distance, accuracy, and stopping power.
Thanks!
William W.
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| Just a small thank you
for the Buffalo Bore 255 grain 44 special. I am sure
Elmer Keith would agree, this load is perfect for the Smith and
Wesson Model 329. I carry this for personal defense.
A couple of weeks ago while
calling Elk here in Washington State, this 200 lb bear came to
the call and was 20 feet from me, She gave the the stare and I
felt I needed to protect myself and others with me. I placed
your load behind the front shoulder. The bear ran about 30 yards
and died. Wow! The entrance and exit wound were the same.
What power. I am convinced you have a great load.
Thank you,
Scott
Cummings
September
24, 2008
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| This is the fourth year I've been hunting with the 158 Gr. .357 round and just killed the fourth buck. Excellent performance plenty of power. The buck was approximately 90 yards broadside, the bullet entered at the shoulder penetrating both shoulder blades and breaking the back then existing the deer.
Jerome S.
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Dear
ammo people, I would like to
share my experience with your ammo. I have a 45/70 Marlin rifle
and boy I could not believe how well your ammo shoots! Here is a
picture of a 1-1/2" grouping at 100 yards.
Steve
March
13, 2008
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Last
Saturday, I dropped this 189 pound 10 pointer in Northern Maine
with one clean shot using your 158 grain JHP ammo in a Marlin
1894. I was quite impressed!
Andrew
Lopez
November
28, 2007
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| Tim,
Here is a photo of a Black Bear I
got in northern Manitoba the first week in June of this year.
I was using your 405 grain expanding load as you had recommended
it in the past.
The bear came into the bait and
stood up on a barrel with his back to me. I was in a tree
stand, 30 yards away. I shot him just below the center line
between the shoulder blades. The bullet broke his spine,
tore up his lungs, and came out his throat, severing the windpipe
and major arteries. He fell over stone dead, never moved or
felt a thing.
This was a 6'6" bear, roughly
350 pounds. This is the second Black Bear I have gotten with
your cartridge and the results are devastating and immediate.
Robert Dean
Rollins, MT
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Dear Buffalo Bore,
Included is a picture of an excellent specimen of a Nunivak Island (Alaska) Musk Ox that I took during the spring hunt this past February 2007. The animal was hit with a single through and through traditional lung shot at approximately 75 yards (by GPS) and expired in less than a minute; moving only a dozen or so yards after being struck. The Wild West Guns Master Guide conversion on my stainless steel Marlin Guide Gun performed perfectly with your mighty Buffalo Bore 430gr L.F.N. - G.C. .45-70 ammunition. During the wet, frigid hunt, I did not have the slightest problem with my converted Marlin rifle or your marvelous ammunition. Extensive practice with your ammunition in Fairbanks, AK, in temperatures as low as -30 degrees Fahrenheit before the hunt gave me the greatest confidence your product would not fail me during the moment of truth. Thank you for giving me the "power" to complete such a wonderful adventure.
CD Redger JR
Ft. Wainwright, AK
November 5, 2007
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