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Smith and Wesson boasts that the .460 S&W is the highest velocity revolver cartridge in the world, firing bullets at 2330 ft/s. With Buffalo Bore's new loading, the .460 S&W can achieve nearly 2900 ft-lb of energy by driving a 360 grain bullet at 1900 ft/s.[3] For comparison .500 S&W Magnum offers slightly more energy at the muzzle, driving a 350 grain bullet at 1975 ft/s for a total of 3031 ft-lb.
+1 on the 460. no comparison between the S&W 500 and 44 mag. But the 460 is arguably more "powerful" with more muzzle energy. I was at WCA shooting when the dude next to me shot a 460. The flash/fireball and the booom was so big that I briefly lost vision and consciousness as I was aiming at my own target. I had to put down my weapon, back away from my booth, and wait for him to finish.
Negative, that title goes to the Pfeifer-Zeliska .600 Nitro Express
How much?
I would like to have one that I can pass around at Xmas to shoot with the family.