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I've been looking at the 376 styer case lately as a possibility for other bullet diameters and possible shoulder angle changes/ improvepment. Does any one know of any currently desingned wildcats that use this case, 7mm thru 338. Timan | ||
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I've got the .416 Aagaard which uses an improved Steyr case. I think a switch barrel rifle using a 7mm-Steyr / .376 Steyr / .416 Aagaard would be about all a fellow needed for most of the world. | |||
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Timan, I have also seen a .300 wildcat on the .376 Steyr case. I don't know if it had a cute name or not. jim if you're too busy to hunt,you're too busy. | |||
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Rick, tell us more about the .416 Aagaard! I assume Z-Hat made your rifle for you? [Never mind; I saw your other thread about it. I'm intrigued by it as well, and it sounds like a winner.] --- Eric Ching "The pen is mightier than the sword...except in a swordfight." | |||
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Slingster, If i remember correctly, you already have a .376. all you need is .416 bullets, dies, and a barrel... Rick | |||
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Timan, The factory people thought of the .376 Steyr cartridge case as useable for a series of cartridges, remember the Mannlicher cartridges from the early 1900s? The thought the .416" bore was about tops for a larger bore size, but I don't think they did much work on the potential smaller cartridges. I think an 8 mm would work well. jim if you're too busy to hunt,you're too busy. | |||
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