I have two 1935 Chilean, two 1935 Brazilian and two 1909 Argentine actions. I already have a 9.3x62 on a Peruvian and am having a .275 Rigby built on a G33/40. Trying to focus on "classic" cartridges, although I realize some might argue with my list.If you were going to build six other rifles on these actions from the .275 Rigby up, what would your first choice be?9.3x64.375 H&H.416 Rigby10.75x68.404 Jeffery.458 Win.500 Jeffery

Mike, I voted 404J. The 9.3x64 would be my second choice for these actions. To me the 375 and 416 are to long for a Mauser in MHO.

Keith

I voted 404 Jeffery...... just because it may be the "most classical African cartirdige"....
Way cool.......and effective

Since you have a 9,3x62 and a 275, either a 404 or a 458 would be my choice.

10,75x68 .. and then 375 ruger!

Seriously, another 9,3x62 isn't a bad choice .. One of my next will be the 10,75

Could you turn your 62mm into a 64mm? Don't know why'd you would want to. They're both classic and efficient cartridges.

Go with a 9.3 and a 404J... my reasoning, it's what I'm going for. Maybe top it off with a 450 Rigby. Nothing on earth you couldn't kill, or at least scare off in a hurry with those three.

275 Rigby would be a keeper as well, and the more I hear and read about this 10.75x68, the more I think I and you both need one. Pondoro didn't dig it, but Keith Richards didn't like Stratocasters either.

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What great combo the above would be. You have plains game and dangerous game covered at the extremes and the 9,3 can do the work of either calibre in a pinch. Perfect!

Glad you added the .458 Winchester Magnum to the list. It is a Solid Gold Classic. The other two are the .425 Westley Richards and .505 Gibbs.