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02 December 2015, 16:25
tetonka
416 Rem to 416 Rigby
Can you re-chamber a Ruger #1 from 416 Rem Mag
to 416 Rigby and be able to keep the same threads/
head space on such a job??????
Gunsmith help please.....

Tetonka
DRSS
03 December 2015, 05:36
jeffeosso
yep.. shouldn't be too hard to do, at all
minimal gain, other than the cool factor


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Information on Ammoguide about
the416AR, 458AR, 470AR, 500AR
What is an AR round? Case Drawings 416-458-470AR and 500AR.
476AR,
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03 December 2015, 09:34
JBrown
That conversion has Dennis Olson written all over it. Dennis is in Plains Mt. He is a great smith who has done a lot of big bore work on Ruger No. 1s.


Jason

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03 December 2015, 16:13
tetonka
Thanks to all who replied.
Reason for the question, I have a chance to get a
real nice #1 in 416 Rem. I do not have the equipment for reloading this but I do have lots of
416 Rigby stuff, Dies, brass bullets are same and
I enjoy shooting the Rigby. My perception of felt
recoil is that the Rigby has a push and the Rem has
a sharp jolt. Ballistic similars. Dennis Olson

has done things for me in the past. He does good work

Good shooting

Tetonka
DRSS