Do you think the 45-70 BFR is capable of shooting out to 200 yards with accuracy? I can hit a 10 gallon bucket at 200 with my .44 SRH, but I am looking for a SA revolver that can really punch the rounds out there, more like a hand held revolving carbine.
This may be a dumb question, but can the .45-70 BFR's fire .45 LC and .454 Casull? I only ask because I knew a guy who fired .45 LC and .410 shells in his Trapdoor, and a .454 is just an extended .45 LC.
I have been getting more into the hand cannons, my .44 Mag 9.5" Super Redhawk is getting too "mild" for me, and I'm not much into S&W's anymore, my former need for a .500 S&W has faded since I discovered there's a .500 BFR....... too bad their so dam expensive! I may have to set my sights on a .45-70.