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Just to add to the confusion, here are a few of my observations while shooting a Marlin 1895SBL. I've had very good luck with the...

If cast bullets may be on your menu, here's mine…..but it's a bit heavier and faster than you listed. They're 430 grain, wheel weight...

I agree on a stock with the M5 inlet. Lightweight brake I’d look at the TiPro from salmon river solutions.

I know it’s hard to tell from the photo, but the Rigby is tapered more from the rear to accommodate the case shape. I trace the...

do you grind/reshape the follower to fit the case like it would be making contact (flat against) with the feedlips? this way the body...

Take an existing follower and grind the raised part to match the fatter cartridges dimensions. I do this on 375 followers from CZ 550...

@ARlife4me Here are the followers I ground to suit 450 Rigby, starting with the standard magnum size (300 thru 458) and the one I...

.82" is pretty low. Seekins makes some good ones. They will clear most barrels with a 30mm tube and 50mm objective. BUT, you need...

Finished up my 10mm hunting pistol / bear defense gun. We can argue whether or not a modified gun is fine for these applications, my...

Kim is correct. They don’t make a direct drop in for your stock. If you want drop in, see FEENIX’s comments. But your action screw...

My best WAG for what is being presented to you is ~$900 (stock, mag, bedding, etc.). Fiberglass stocks are not cheap. For $500, you can...

I'm going with water and close to max factory ammo. Some really good eating and what a view. Hope to get a moose in Newfound week after...

Yup it wasn’t the biggest moose but it sure is a good eater.

4 targets, 5 shooting positions 100 yards left hand shooter. The bull is the size of a quarter. First picture off bipod with rear...

I would assume water or debris in chamber or barrel. You got lucky on this one, but the big question here is the moose dead?