460 Weatherby Magnum

(2 customer reviews)

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Introduced in 1959. Considered to be the world’s largest, most powerful shoulder-fired cartridge, the 460 shoots a 500 grain bullet at 2,600 fps, delivering an incredible 7,507 foot pounds of muzzle energy.

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Must be 18 or older to purchase rifle ammunition. Shipping not available to P.O. Boxes, International Addresses, AK, CA, HI, MA, CT, IL, NJ, NY nor DC residents. Residents of DE, KS, OH, and WA may have additional restrictions. All ammunition is shipped domestic ground and an adult signature is required. We do not accept returns on ammunition.

Introduced in 1959. Considered to be the world’s largest, most powerful shoulder-fired cartridge, the 460 shoots a 500 grain bullet at 2,600 fps, delivering an incredible 7,507 foot pounds of muzzle energy. That’s 50 percent more energy than the 458 Winchester. Heavy recoil to be sure, but few hunters who need to stop a charging Rhino or Cape Buffalo complain. Nearly four tons of smashing power makes the 460 the only choice for Africa’s most dangerous game.

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2 reviews for 460 Weatherby Magnum

  1. Colonel Gary Gerlach, PhD USMC

    The recoil from a .460 Weatherby is easily tolerable when standing or sitting. When shot from a bench without anything to help mitigate the recoil, it is too much. I have shot it extensively from standing and sitting, and found it to be easily tolerated. However, I did find the .416 Weatherby to be far more comfortable. I handload everything, so I tend to load them to the maximum. The .416 Weatherby does everything necessary. I have shot several very large bears, moose and elk, and they go down promptly, but my shots are always well placed, despite me being in my 80’s.

  2. Rick

    Avid collector of left handed Weatherby Rifles. Purchased a 460 several years ago to round out collection. Have been impressed by accuracy with three shot groups averaging an inch at 100 yd’s. This is pretty good since the bullet is nearly half an inch in diameter. A Led Sled with two 25 pound bags of lead shot makes recoil tolerable. Making arrangements now to use rifle for the first time on something other than at the range, a African cape buffalo hunt in the summer of 2020. Seriously hopping rifle performance and my ability will be up to the task!

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