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Wonder if anyone knows if the Lazzeroni line of cartridges are based on the 404 or are of his own design. Thanks | ||
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Lazzeroni himself claims that they are his own design. George ------------------ | |||
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I have one Lazeroni case I picked up from the range, and it looks suspicously like a 416 Rigby case in dimensions. | |||
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Lazzeroni claims they are his own design. He stated that he hadn't seen a 416 Rigby when he designed the cartridge line, or he would have used it. It was apparently just coincidence that they came out so close to the Rigby case. FWIW. - Dan | |||
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Thanks Guys | ||
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I heard the same story and always thought it a little odd that someone could have the wherewithal and knowledge to design his own cartridge and never hear of something a popular as the .416 Rigby. I suppose he didn't realize how similar it was to the big Weatherby's either. All sarcasm aside, I did want to get the 6.71 Blackbird and was a little sad when he discontinued it. His website makes for a pretty good read too. Canuck [This message has been edited by Canuck (edited 12-21-2001).] | |||
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John actually has two different basic cases the largest of which is very close in head size to the Rigby...the other is smaller. | |||
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I agree Canuck! Anybody going to the trouble of designing his own cartridge to sell to the masses..."416 Rigby? What's that? Never heard of it!" Yeah, right. I've got a proprietary design worked up for this thing I like to call "the wheel".... Got a lot of money? I'll sell you some.... Before anybody takes offense, I don't know if that story is true or not, my commentary is simply a joke on if it is true. Sounds like a pretty lame excuse for copying something and stamping your name on it if you ask me (if it's true). | |||
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