No that's a performance center .44. In all seriousness, I do enjoy hunting with the 44 more. The problem with going any higher is the need for carrying earmuffs which I can't stand doing. Without saying, firing any firearm is never a good thing without hearing protection, but firing these handguns with over 55000 psi, like the .454, 460, 500, etc is absolutely debilitating. You will have significant hearing loss with even a single shot. The first year I purchased that .460, I took it with me spring turkey hunting as my cousin had spotted a coyote a few times in the area I was hunting and wanted it with me just in case. Sure enough day 1 that yote came into my decoy setup, stopped at 80 yards when he figured something was up. It was now or never so I let one rip with the 460. It was like someone stuck a pen in both my ears it was so brutal. They rang for over a week. Not even my .338-378 Weatherby does that. Never did that again!