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New Ammo For The .416 Rigby...
09 November 2005, 01:24
Lawdog_GaryNew Ammo For The .416 Rigby...
Hornady is coming out with two new loads for the .416 Rigby. A 400 gr. FMJ RN and a 400 gr. IB load. Has anyone seen or tried either of these yet? Wonder what they are going to be selling for? Lawdog

09 November 2005, 02:08
boom stickwoohoo!where did you hear this? hopefully this will bring the rigby ammo prices down

09 November 2005, 06:21
StrawbossWhere can we get some?
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09 November 2005, 06:25
.366torqueTime to get a Rigby.
SSSaaaayyyy, do you suppose they will try a Heavy mag. load?

09 November 2005, 08:06
rgpIf true, this is great news for .416 Rigby fans, but, where is Federal's promised .404 Jeffery load?
I don't own a .416 Rigby nor do I any longer care for one all that much but I would like a .404 and as far as I can tell the only .404 factory ammo is from RWS.
Richard
09 November 2005, 08:56
458WinWith both Nosler and Hornady loading the Rigby it should become popular up here in the 49th state. I have been playing with a new Empire rifle in 416 as well as my CZ and plan on using it next bear season in place of old ugly. All these experts telling me how ineffective my old 458 is has got me wondering how I survived all these years. A new 416 Rigby should remedy that. Especially with the new Hornady 400 gr RN interbond.
Anyone who claims the 30-06 is ineffective has either not tried one, or is unwittingly commenting on their own marksmanship
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www.grizzlyskinsofalaska.com 09 November 2005, 09:17
.366torquePhil some friends of mine were playing with a .458 and couldn't believe the potency of the "little" cartridge. They shot 60 yards, through a 2 foot poplar and heard a splash in the lake about another 70 yards behind the tree! Yeah, I agree, how did you ever survive shooting such a deplorable "little" cartridge?

09 November 2005, 09:34
458WinJust lucky I guess. As Finn Aagaard put it, a 500 grain 45 caliber bullet at 2000fps puts a bloody big hole in whatever it hits.
I expect a 400 gr .416 bullet at 2300 fps should as well.
Anyone who claims the 30-06 is ineffective has either not tried one, or is unwittingly commenting on their own marksmanship
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www.grizzlyskinsofalaska.com 09 November 2005, 14:58
GadgeWell, It's official, anyway -
Hornady site link09 November 2005, 16:01
MartinPotts
09 November 2005, 16:22
jeffeossowell EXCELLENT...
hornady rigby brass..
(snoopy happy dance)
norma primer pockets (unfired brass) drive me NUTS with federal 215 primers.
jeffe
09 November 2005, 16:23
JohnTheGreekOnce can currently get HSM to load .416 ammo with Hornady components. I suspect this would save the .416 shooter a few dollars for virtually identical ammunition. I use HSM for my .416 Rem and it works just fine.
JMHO,
John
09 November 2005, 17:52
Jonathan TomlinsonRGP
.404 Amunition is also made by Kynamco (Kynoch) who offer it for sale in the US via Conneticut Shotgun Manufacturing (galazan@aol.com).
Both soft nosed and solid are offered using the Woodeligh bullets
09 November 2005, 18:30
ForrestBquote:
Originally posted by MartinPotts:
Hopefully its just a matter of time before Midway is offering Hornady 416 Rigby brass for $13/50.

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09 November 2005, 18:53
500grainsWho is the handsome gentleman on the front of the ammo box?
09 November 2005, 19:13
boom stickquote:
Who is the handsome gentleman on the front of the ammo box?
grains...you realy got to use your imagicons

was that dry humor?
09 November 2005, 19:41
boom stickglad to see the rumor is true!
i'll second the snoopy dance...

lets bet on price per 20...
any takers?
09 November 2005, 19:46
BFaucettquote:
Originally posted by Gadge:
Well, It's official, anyway -
Hornady site link
-Bob F.

10 November 2005, 00:59
boom stickdoes this mean the rigby will lose some of its luster now that it will be a "common" cartrige and not so exotic? sure hope so...us blue coller people will buy up those once used africa rifles

10 November 2005, 00:59
z375great!! now i can finally pick up that original Rigby!!!

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10 November 2005, 01:32
BakesThat is good news. Its $224 for a box of 20 Norma rounds here in Australia

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10 November 2005, 01:47
vapodogquote:
Originally posted by 500grains:
Who is the handsome gentleman on the front of the ammo box?
I'm assuming that is a serious question.....and the answer is....Joyce Hornady.
He died in a plane crash in 1981 and is still "the man" at Hornady.
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10 November 2005, 03:49
465H&HPhil!
Seems like you already have a tried and true friend in 458 Win. I sure don't question the caliber for bears. It is only on elephant that I want the little more penetration that the Lott offers.
465H&H
10 November 2005, 05:41
MartinPottsquote:
Originally posted by 465H&H:
Phil!
Seems like you already have a tried and true friend in 458 Win. I sure don't question the caliber for bears. It is only on elephant that I want the little more penetration that the Lott offers.
465H&H
I am confused ? here sorry for my poor penmenship ... when i was grown up some 50 years ago the man who had killed the most elephant's
had done so with an /06 .. am i ? wrong ..
10 November 2005, 05:58
.366torquequote:
Originally posted by MartinPotts:
quote:
Originally posted by 465H&H:
Phil!
Seems like you already have a tried and true friend in 458 Win. I sure don't question the caliber for bears. It is only on elephant that I want the little more penetration that the Lott offers.
465H&H
I am confused ? here sorry for my poor penmenship ... when i was grown up some 50 years ago the man who had killed the most elephant's
had done so with an /06 .. am i ? wrong ..
I believe you are wrong. If my dodgey memory serves me correct it was a 7X57
10 November 2005, 06:01
GeronomoTrust me, the .458 WM loaded with a reputable solid of 500 gr. at 2100-2150 fps will penetrate well enough to kill any elephant on earth! These velocities are easily achievable with today's powders.
Geronimo
10 November 2005, 09:33
Kyler HamannBoom Stick has it exactly right.
As the price comes down on .416 Rigby and those of us regular people can afford the ammo it won't be cool anymore to the "in crowd".
Next Remington will offer a "dreaded and notoriously useless" model 700 chambered for it and the elitists will start proclaiming that there is NO WAY it would ever kill a dangerous animal.
Give that way of thought another couple years and people will be claiming no animals were ever killed by it.

Kyler
10 November 2005, 10:10
500grainsNow if we could only get Hornday to load .505 Gibbs ammo...
In fact, I will issue an open challenge. If Remington will start building the Model 700 in .505 Gibbs as a production item, I will buy one.

10 November 2005, 22:34
vapodogquote:
Originally posted by 500grains:
If Remington will start building the Model 700 in .505 Gibbs as a production item, I will buy one.
500, I've read enough of your posts to adequately send this message about the above quote:

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10 November 2005, 23:51
boom stick
the $850 cz 416...starting to look good

11 November 2005, 00:07
500grainsquote:
Originally posted by vapodog:
quote:
Originally posted by 500grains:
If Remington will start building the Model 700 in .505 Gibbs as a production item, I will buy one.
500, I've read enough of your posts to adequately send this message about the above quote:
It's a challenge. You get Rem to build the rifles as a production item, and I will buy one.
Didn't say I would actually hunt with it.
11 November 2005, 02:46
Hugh WSWEET!!!!!

Err.... I'm talking about Hornady 416 Rigby ammo,
not Remington 700s in 505 Gibbs. Just a clarification. Hugh
11 November 2005, 04:30
gas57Midway has 416 Rigby ammo at half price! Federal Premium Cape-Shok Ammunition 416 Remington Magnum 410 Grain Woodleigh Solid Box of 20 for $44.99.
http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=895293
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11 November 2005, 04:46
blahquote:
Originally posted by gas57:
Midway has 416 Rigby ammo at half price! Federal Premium Cape-Shok Ammunition 416 Remington Magnum 410 Grain Woodleigh Solid Box of 20 for $44.99.
http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=895293
That link is to 416 REM ammo... not the Rigby.
11 November 2005, 04:59
mstarlingOnly thing I could find was 410 gr Woodleighs on sale:
Woodleighs at Midway Mike
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http://www.mstarling.com 11 November 2005, 05:15
.366torquequote:
Originally posted by mstarling:
Only thing I could find was 410 gr Woodleighs on sale:
Woodleighs at Midway
You say that like its a bad thing!

11 November 2005, 05:52
mstarlingWoodleighs on sale in a caliber I can use is NEVER a bad thing!
Mike
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http://www.mstarling.com 05 December 2005, 01:58
gixxerquote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
well EXCELLENT...
hornady rigby brass..
(snoopy happy dance)
norma primer pockets (unfired brass) drive me NUTS with federal 215 primers.
jeffe
Why is that? pockets too loose, too tight?
05 December 2005, 23:02
WinkIt's about time! I am also interested in Jeffeosso's experience with the 215 primers. I certainly don't have any problem in already fired brass, at least getting them into the primer pockets that is. I'm starting to think that my CZ in 416 Rigby was a wise decision and not an irrational impulse buy.
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06 December 2005, 00:49
DavidCWink,
I like the stock you have on that CZ...who makes it?
Regards,
Dave