375 H&H.įor African big game the 400 grain bullets of a good construction is the classical choice, but for Brown bear in Alaska or driven moose in Europe many hunters prefer 300 or 350 grain bullets. 416 Remington is at its best with the same powder types as the.
The “magnum”-designation is a marketing gimmick, as both Rigby’s and Weatherby’s versions have a much larger case capacity and can be loaded to higher muzzle velocities. Actually they are close to the non-existing all round cartridge for hunting all over the world.
and they hereby constitute very versatile cartridges. 416-cartridges combines the trajectory of a. The two American big game rifle cartridges the 458 Winchester Magnum and the later 416 Remington Magnum brought with them affordable safari rifles. We manufacture Partition, AccuBond, E-Tip, Ballistic Tip, BT Lead Free, Custom Competition. 416 Remington operates at a higher pressure - like most modern cartridges designed for modern rifles. Specifications: MG Arms Ultra-Light Rifle. Nosler, The Worlds Finest Bullets, Ammunition, Rifles, & Brass. The modern Remington round was introduced to fill the desire for a modern equivalent of the older 404 Jeffery, introduced in 1905, and the 416 Rigby, which came out in 1911. 416 Rigby was made with a huge case in order to keep down the pressure from the fast burning Cordite-powder in tropical climates. 416 Remington Magnum Rifle.like 700 : GunBroker is the largest seller of Bolt Action Rifles Rifles Guns & Firearms. I decided on the 416 Remington as I still wanted a versatile, yet powerful rifle. 416 Rigby with the original loads that made this cartridge famous. This means that they had a monopoly on both rifles and ammunition. Hereby Remington managed to make a cartridge which duplicates the performance of the. Remington basically did the same thing by necking up the 8mm Rem. 416 Hoffman, which is based upon a blown out full-length. During the previous 25 years a wide variety of wildcats with. In 1988 Remington finally decided to fill the gap between the.
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