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My Re-worked Zastava Lefty 458 Win Mag
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Here's what the gun looks like with the new barrel, sight, barrel band and the stock cleaned up.





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Anyway it matters not, because my experience always has been that of---- a loss of snot and enamel on both sides of the 458 Win----
 
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Looks nice, how does it shoot? I was tempted to buy one in .375.
 
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Why the rebarrel? My lefty 375H&H has as nice a barrel as you will ever see, and will stay at or under 3/4" at a hundred if you do your part.

The wood was a bit rough, but came around nicely with a bit of linseed oil. If I were to change anything on mine it would be the stock, but the metalwork on mine is first rate.
 
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Why the rebarrel? My lefty 375H&H has as nice a barrel as you will ever see, and will stay at or under 3/4" at a hundred if you do your part.

The wood was a bit rough, but came around nicely with a bit of linseed oil. If I were to change anything on mine it would be the stock, but the metalwork on mine is first rate.


I didn't like how it balanced with that lightweight barrel. The balance point was almost at the grip. Big Grin I wanted it to match weight wise to my Winchester 375 H&H which has a .720" diameter barrel at the muzzle.

I haven't got to shoot it yet, I got it back from John and had to leave for New Zealand the next weekend. I'm typing this post from the lounge in the Auckland airport on my way home.


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Zastavas are excellent rifles ,i saw many in the hands of guides here ,in Africa and Alaska.


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