12 November 2006, 12:33
Joel/AKmay just be me, but history tells me......
to do what is intended. in the last 8months, I have bought 3 1917's. gave 1 away and sold 2. yesterday I bought another one. this time I see a 458 of some flavor being built on it.
I like the Lott (had one on an enfield) but am interested on just a plain winmag. I've never owned a winny and I'm sure its more than enough (actualy I know) for my hunting purposes.
Then the 416's come into play. decision, decision.
12 November 2006, 18:17
jimatcati'm glad i bought 1....the only thing bad about it, is that it shoots 2" groups at 100 yds, off rests.... with korean milsurp 150 ball...i bought mine for a project med bore... 9.3...
12 November 2006, 19:58
Idaho SharpshooterThey make a wonderful .50 caliber on the 416 Rigby case. Ask me how I know.
Rich
12 November 2006, 22:09
GeorgeSJoel/AK,
If the .458WinMag is sufficient for your needs, then stick with that cartridge.
Does the mag box on the Enfield allow you to load the .458WM 'long'?
George
12 November 2006, 23:10
MacD37The best use of the 458 Win Mag case is a foundation for a 416 Taylor, and for Alaska, no better cartridge exists!
13 November 2006, 04:16
vapodogThe best way to turn that thing into a 458 win mag is top sell it and buy one outright.
It costs a lot less and a new gun is worth more if you decide some day to let it go.