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i bought a 416 rigby from Asquare 20 years ago and keep thinking to sell it off but after reading this ad, not likely now Big Grin

"A-Square Hannibal, .416 Weatherby Magnum, with 26" massive, non-glare finish barrel
with a ramped front sight and ramped rear sight with a knurled adjusting screw, and 
quick detach scope bases.The large, and definitely masculine, stock has no 
checkering on the pistol grip or fore end but does have a heavy-duty recoil pad, 
and sling swivels. This is, without a doubt, a manly rifle. "


  
 
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Do you believe everything that Cabelas says... roflmao
 
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Steve,
you know to read ads as counter-intutive, right?

"..a manly rifle"

means, in car speak

"a fine porsche 914 label on a reasonable car. Show the women your porsche badge, and they'll melt"

jeffe


opinions vary band of bubbas and STC hunting Club

Information on Ammoguide about
the416AR, 458AR, 470AR, 500AR
What is an AR round? Case Drawings 416-458-470AR and 500AR.
476AR,
http://www.weaponsmith.com
 
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Wellll maybe you should sell it...I would...


Ray Atkinson
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Filer, Idaho, 83328
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Almost bought .500A2, definitely masculine.
 
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I don't know about that stock being 'masculine', unless masculine now means ugly, clunky and inelegant.


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Got to have room for them two mercury recoil reducers.
 
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Got to have room for them two mercury recoil reducers.


The stock of my .470 Capstick (see my signature photo) contains two DeadMule recoil suppressors, and looks like a gunstock, not a piano leg. Roll Eyes

George


 
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George, I think about your rifle each time I see the photo. Could you or have you ever posted photos of it? If not will you do so please?
Thank you,
Frank
 
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Looks like a LH M-70 Safari with a new tube but hard to tell from the photo.


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Frank,

I'll have to upload some this evening. Hunt101 never restored my photos after their 'upgrade'.

George


 
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George,

How are those Dead Mules working for you? I like mine!


Good hunting,

Andy

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ACR,

I've never fired the gun without them, and I don't intend to.

At 10.75lbs., with a 500gr. bullet leaving the muzzle at 2380fps, that rifle generates 74ft.-lbs. of recoil. I don't think I want to try it without the DeadMules. Wink

George


 
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Thanks George, I look forward to seeing them.
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Frank,

See the photos in this album: LH M-70 .470 Capstick

One of these days, I'll take some better photos.

George


 
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Frank,

See the photos in this album: LH M-70 .470 Capstick

One of these days, I'll take some better photos.

George


Nice rifle. Did you file in the sight leaves yourself?
 
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George S

Not bad for a rifle with a bolt on the wrong side. Gotta love those NECG sights.


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What I would do is post that ad in encapsulated form as part of your own when you advertise your rifle. If Cabela's thinks it'll work for them, how can it fail to work for you Smiler?

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Charles,
No, and I've never shot the gun with iron sights beyond 50yds., so I don't even know where on the barn door the bullets would strike. Big Grin

475Guy,
Remember, only lefties are in their 'right mind'. Wink

George


 
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No, and I've never shot the gun with iron sights beyond 50yds., so I don't even know where on the barn door the bullets would strike. Big Grin


You might want to shoot from inside the barn... roflmao
 
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Just add this:
"Cyclops"
If you find something better let me know.
 
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Charles,
If the buff is in the barn with me, I'm all set.
Eeker
As far as I am concerned, iron sights are an option of last resort. It's a rifle for thick-skinned DG at close range, and I don't expect to shoot that gun with irons at 200- and 300yds (hell, I can't see a target that far away anyway Big Grin) .


Paolo,
I had a Nickel scope once and it was of high quality.

The web site says that scope has eye relief of 4.9" (125mm), but doesn't say if that is constant.

George


 
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