Bushmaster .450 Legal to hunt with?

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  • freeman692

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    I am looking to purchase a new rifle to hunt deer with in Indiana. I want to buy and assult rifle that I can have practical use with. Is the bushmaster .450 legal? I know the .458 Socom is legal but the ammo is triple the cost of the Honady offered for the bushy.

    Any help?
     

    Panama

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    Copied from the DNR web page;
    http://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/files/fw-Deer_Hunting_Equipment.pdf

    Rifles with pistol cartridges
    Rifles must fire a cartridge with a bullet of .357-inch diameter or larger; have a minimum case length of 1.16 inches; and have a maximum case length of 1.625 inches.

    These rifle cartridges can be used only during the deer firearms season.
    Some cartridges that are legal include the following:
    .357 Magnum
    .38-40 Winchester
    .41 Magnum
    .41 Special
    .44 Magnum
    .44 Special
    .44-40 Winchester
    .45 Colt
    .454 Casull
    .458 SOCOM
    .480 Ruger
    .475 Linebaugh
    .50 Action Express
    .500 S&W
     
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