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Finished it today...

Mauser 1908 action, Lothar Walthar 20 inch barrel, barrel band swivel, barrel band front sight with a NECG gold faced partridge sight; Talley bolt handle, two pos. wing safety, nice peice of Russian Circasian from Dowtin Gun Works (oldworldwalnut.com) Limb saver recoil pad.

Even with the short tube is really cranks them out fast and 2400 FPS is easy with any 400 gr. bullet. The gun digests book max 416 Rem loads with ease and no problems...82 grs. of RL-15 is one of my favorite loads in it and that sets you on your heels if your my age, so I think my all around load will be 79 or 80 grs. of RL-15., but still playing with this one, will let you know how it comes out..

I am working on pictures and have hit on the Ern to post them for me..that be da judge...


Ray Atkinson
Atkinson Hunting Adventures
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Filer, Idaho, 83328
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Ray: That's outstanding. Can't wait to see the photos. Shows us some loaded rounds, too.


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JudgeG ... just counting time 'til I am again finding balm in Gilead chilled out somewhere in the Selous.
 
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How many down does it hold? I'll trade the .405 Winchester for it. Wink


JudgeG ... just counting time 'til I am again finding balm in Gilead chilled out somewhere in the Selous.
 
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It holds 3 down, I figure thats enough for me, now in your case well we won't go there! clap
Just kidd'en yer honer!

We could do some trading on the .405 if your in a good mood and feel a little remorse for the many times you have taken advantage of my age and memory...I would have to have a wee bit of boot ya know...


Ray Atkinson
Atkinson Hunting Adventures
10 Ward Lane,
Filer, Idaho, 83328
208-731-4120

rayatkinsonhunting@gmail.com
 
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That's a fine looking rifle, but it needs a longer barrel! Wink
 
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Ray;; ,, Just right thumb

Very , very nice .......


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OK, I just got to say why isn't this on the big bore page. I ask you Saeed. It couldn't be because of who posted the topic could it possibly be something like that or, Oh well.
 
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OK, I just got to say why isn't this on the big bore page. I ask you Saeed. It couldn't be because of who posted the topic could it possibly be something like that or, Oh well.


Certainly you are not implying that some individuals are perhaps treated differently or that a certain double standard may exist at AR?? Roll Eyes stir
 
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Gee, I wouldn't know anything about that. Confused Confused stir killpc
 
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Because its an African rifle you dorks..Havn't you got anything better to do than piss and moan. bsflag


Ray Atkinson
Atkinson Hunting Adventures
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That is some good looking wood. Tried to go to Old World's web site but nothing except the first page would come up.


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Ray, I pissed and moaned because I posted here on the Africian board looking for help hand loading some rounds for my up comming AFRICIAN SAFARI and the Lord and Master moved it to the reloading board. Besides it is not an Africian rifle it is
European bastard rifle (made from European based or made parts) and belongs on the Big Bore page, nuff said. Mauser, Lothar Walthar, NECG (Detrick Apel), Russian Circasian Walnut stock hum sounds European to me. Confused I didn't say it wasn't a nice rifle! Eeker Make a good Griz rifle in central Africa.
 
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You said it yourself. He is the Lord and Master. His board, His rules. Deal with it.


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Beautiful! clap

Well done sir salute


577 BME 3"500 KILL ALL 358 GREMLIN 404-375

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Slug, I am dealing with it, thus my posts. hammering
 
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Ray, that is just beautiful, a really handsome rifle.
[grovel] Don't 'spose you would have a close up of the round, p'haps with a 375 as a comparison?[/grovel] Big Grin
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Nice looking rifle Ray. You surely love the .416 calibers.


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Shinzo,
I don't have a 375 round, but I can take some close up pictures of the .416 and email them to you if you give me your email address or perhaps someone on this board has pictures of these rounds, seems like someone posted them a while back.


Ray Atkinson
Atkinson Hunting Adventures
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208-731-4120

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Just curious: Has anyone standardized this cartridge yet? Is it simply a matter of opening up a .375 Ruger to .416? How do you form your brass?
 
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Looks like a girl's gun to me. Twenty inch barrel? Yep, girl's gun, send it my way before you embarrass yourself further.


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Anne,
I circumsized that puppy just for you! its in the mail... nilly


Ray Atkinson
Atkinson Hunting Adventures
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GA Hunter,
Yep, Ruger has it on the drawing board for the next rifle out...


Ray Atkinson
Atkinson Hunting Adventures
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Ray,

Based on your experience, how hard do you think it would be to do a .416 Ruger on a pre-64 M70 standard length action?


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It would take a new barrel and only a tad of tinkering to make it feed..If it were a pre 64 action for the 338 it would probably just need a new barrel as I think the .338 box would work as is...at any rate it would be a fairly simple conversion..Dennis Olson could do it in a heartbeat, it did mine on a std Mauser, not a lot of difference there.

On second thought, it won't work with the M-70 action so how much do you want for the action? rotflmo


Ray Atkinson
Atkinson Hunting Adventures
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208-731-4120

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Where is the Big Bore board?
 
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Ray- is that a Brockman pop up rear peep sight? I put that on my .416 Atkinson if you will recall and love it. Even Will admitted defeat and installed one on one of his rifles.

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Originally posted by Die Ou Jagter:
Where is the Big Bore board?


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Just curious: Has anyone standardized this cartridge yet? Is it simply a matter of opening up a .375 Ruger to .416? How do you form your brass?

With mine it's a single pass of the .375 Ruger case thru the 416 Ruger die. Very easy to do.

In my mauser the case has to be trimmed about .050 to allow depth of seat and also crimp the bullet.


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