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| Let's start off with the classic African dangerous game round the 45-70!!! just kidding Tim |
| Posts: 1430 | Location: California | Registered: 21 February 2001 | 
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|  L - R 700 H&H, 600 H&H, .577 3", .577 2 3/4", .500 NE 3", .475#2, .475 NE, .476 Westley Richards, .470 NE, .465 H&H, .450#2, .450 3 1/4", .400 NE 3", .375 H&H Flanged, 9.3 x 74R, .360#2. |
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| Even though it's not big bore the .350 Rigby Rimmed is classic as well. |
| Posts: 1260 | Location: Colusa CA U.S.A. | Registered: 27 June 2001 | 
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| Would the 577 Rewa also be included? Not sure of its age but I think some old maharaja asked H&H to make it by necking down 600NE to 577.
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| Although the age of the 577 rewa certainly qualifies it, the production numbers were so small that it would probably not be considered traditional; rather like a wildcat. |
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| Nice picture! Thanks! |
| Posts: 819 | Location: Missouri | Registered: 24 May 2002 | 
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| Because the classic British Big Bore rifles were designed for flanged cartridges. ![[Wink]](images/icons/wink.gif) Like the shotguns they were designed from. Seriously, it is the simplest design. jim dodd |
| Posts: 4166 | Location: San Diego, CA USA | Registered: 14 November 2001 | 
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| quote: Originally posted by Marrakai: Mickey, how come the .700 qualifies? Hardly "classic" in the 'classic' sense!
...and haven't we forgotten the 12-bore, 10-bore, 8-bore and 4-bore? The ORIGINAL 'classic' flanged cartridges!
Marrakai:
Just for you.
 4 Bore, 8 Bore, 10 Bore Paradox, 12 Bore Paradox, 20 Bore Faunetta
I think I figured out who you are. I think that we met many years ago in Darwin and have many mutual friends in the BGRC and met. |
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| Ah, that's better! Thanks for the piccie, Mickey! Second from the right is a personal favourite, wish we could still buy Leslie Taylor's hollow capped projectile in boxes of a hundred from the local gunshop! I have many friends in the BGRC, but you'll have to give me a hint! Try this site: www.hotkey.net.au/~orrs/Marrakai..and see if the ugly mug is familiar! Cheers |
| Posts: 243 | Location: Darwin, Australia | Registered: 12 April 2003 | 
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| Thats a pretty good website, Marrakai.
Great photos and supurb country. I know many of those places well.
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| Posts: 71 | Location: Kununurra, Western Australia | Registered: 09 December 2001 | 
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| quote: Originally posted by 470FAN: Mickey1, Nice line up. But what about the 450-400 in 3" and 3 1/4" Now if you just had rifles to shoot all those calibers
Jim
There is a 450-400 3". I'll dig around and find the other one.
I do have a rifle for every cartridge. Well almost everyone. Some of them. ![[Wink]](images/icons/wink.gif) |
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