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.275 Rigby muzzle dia?
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What was a common muzzle dia on the .275 Rigby?

Or even on Mauser or other British Rifles.
From the 20s' & 30s' era.

I was having an 8x57 being built
but had a change of heart & going with
7x57 to go with the 404J Steve Button
is building for me.

Open sight only pre-war Rigby/Jeffery
style rifles.

LW type E barrels. Steve already has
tha 404 barrel & most of the action
work done.

I'll post some more info later.

They got put on hold for a bit...
Ah, the fun of divorce! Lol!

But we're rolling again!

Allen


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Posts: 656 | Location: North of Prescott AZ | Registered: 25 October 2004Reply With Quote
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Lothar Walther has those barrels listed on their site, with specs (as they make them now). They'll do custom work also.

I would think 0.625 (or there-abouts) would be what you'd want. Too thin and it won't look correct.

http://www.lothar-walther.com/347.php

You'll never be sorry you went with the 7x57.


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Mine, at 22", measures .558" and seems about perfect on the M96. The stock will be going out in March for a "leaning job" to better align with the metal work.

 
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Originally posted by Boxhead:
Mine, at 22", measures .558" and seems about perfect on the M96. The stock will be going out in March for a "leaning job" to better align with the metal work.



Love the metal work, who was the smith?


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Yes Boxhead, would love to hear full details on that rifle. Classic.
 
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