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I think the current danger behaviour from lion and cape buffalo is a bit overstated. The real life risk is approaching a downed animal and having it jump back up and attack you, hence the rule of thumb practice of putting one more round into the spine or shoulders regardless.
Game wise we are very limited in firearm choice, single shot break action rifles are suicide up close, and if you have to track a wounded lion. Which only leaves the .470, which is slow handling and has shocking recoil recovery for lion.