I have searched google extensively, but there isn't much out there? I was under the impression that only a barrel and recoil spring had to be changed, and mags, dies, etc were interchangeable.
Can someone show me where .45 super has the same energy as the .460? I know the .460 gets around 1000ft/lbs out of a 5 inch barrel. I won't be shooting a lot of whichever caliber I choose, and I will have a dedicated gun, so switching back and forth isn't a concern for me.
Does anyone have .45 Super first hand experience they can share in a hunting application, or even just reloading?
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45 Super is mo better.
they each have a place - but I would agree that, between the two, I would lean towards 45 Super if only for the parts interchangeability (barrels, mags, reloading dies, etc all work for 45 ACP). Once you get the proper setup, I think 45Super would be more "convenient,"
but a google search will show why some people still prefer a .460 conversion.