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Would like to obtain some starter loads for the .416 Rigby using Hornady 400 grain Interlocs and IMR 4831 with Federal GM215M primers

To be used in my Ruger 77

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raisedin99
 
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RaisedIN,
Welcome to the forums. Saeed has been kind enough to post load data that he has collected.

http://www.accuratereloading.com/416rigby.html

will take you to the rigby.

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Best loads are with Rl-22. Try 98-100 grs.2450fps and 1 hole groups at 100 yrds.-Rob
 
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From the Hornady Loading Manual: 416 Rigby 400gr. Soft or Solid
IMR 4831 start 87.7gr. 2100fps
90.1gr. 2200fps
92.5gr. 2300fps
MAX 93.7gr. 2350fps

Hope this helps, good shooting.
 
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raisedin99,

The following are some of the starting powders and charges I used in working up loads for my Ruger M77 .416 Rigby using the Barnes 400 gr. XLC’s. Maybe they will help you. Lawdog

POWDER GRAINS VELOCITY
H4831 99 2430
IMR-7828 101 2374
IMR-4831 91 2375
Re19 91 2354
Re22 99 2433
 
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Thanks for the information guys.

raisedin99
 
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I have a Ruger 77 RSM in 416 Rigby, the old model with the heavy barrel.

I am using the same components you listed with one exception the H-4831 is old surplus.

I am using 103 grains to produce groups of .585 with beautiful clover leafs.

It is a lot of rifle for the money.
 
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