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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
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.375 H & H vs. .458 Lott
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<blockquote data-quote="Trickymissfit" data-source="post: 820218" data-attributes="member: 25383"><p>I think I'd forget about both calibers. I start looking at some of the 41 calibers instead. The .416 Remington is a good start, as well as the .416 Rigby. Then there's also the .411 KDF and the .416 Taylor as well. The nice thing about the .416 Taylor is that it will fit in a standard length action (2.5" case length) about 250 fps slower than the Remington, but still plenty good enough for elephant. Nice thing about the Remington is that you can buy over the counter ammo. The first .375 Weatherby would also be a good one to look at. It's nothing much more than an improved .375 H&H, or better yet the .375 H&H improved (Ackley or Durham)</p><p>gary</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Trickymissfit, post: 820218, member: 25383"] I think I'd forget about both calibers. I start looking at some of the 41 calibers instead. The .416 Remington is a good start, as well as the .416 Rigby. Then there's also the .411 KDF and the .416 Taylor as well. The nice thing about the .416 Taylor is that it will fit in a standard length action (2.5" case length) about 250 fps slower than the Remington, but still plenty good enough for elephant. Nice thing about the Remington is that you can buy over the counter ammo. The first .375 Weatherby would also be a good one to look at. It's nothing much more than an improved .375 H&H, or better yet the .375 H&H improved (Ackley or Durham) gary [/QUOTE]
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