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I like GM barrels, I just wish we could still get them here in Oz.

I have tried the 200 AB's though not on game. I think I had then doing 3150fps or thereabouts in my rifle. The rifle is meant to be portable yet still hit hard at extended ranges, a bit like a sheep rifle but for bigger deer.

I'll have to do some testing, I have a few jugs laying around. I had a .340Wby and I loved it, but it was too heavy for what I wanted, so I traded it in and brought a custom 8mm RM. My rifle weighs in at 8.5 Lbs loaded ready to go which I think is not a bad weight. I like the fact I can load my...

I nvbroncrider (I once was a bronc rider too!) I have several rifles, mostly custom jobs. As everybody should, I have a good .22. I have a 1957 model 2 Brno, with a Richards laminated stock, and a Green mountain barrel. The rifle was a rabbit shooters and has fired hundreds and hundreds of...

Thanks for the welcome DrMike. I'm looking forward to see who else is on here that I might know, and to connect with others from around the world. The .416 is a .416 Taylor built on a Parker Hale action, I had a CZ 500 safari magnum classic in 416 Rigby, but I sold it because it was a bit heavy...

I have an 8mm RM that I love, and I have a few boxes of 180gn NBT's that I'd love touse in it. I can get these bullets out at 3400fps from my 26" bbl, my question is what size game would these bullets handle at that speed? Would they work OK on Red deer, or feral pigs, or am I better off loading...

I'd vote for a .416" 300-350gn AB. We don't need any more heavy bullets for the .416's, there are enough 400gn bullets as it is. What we need is a streamlined 300-350gn AB that can really bring out the best of the 416's. A 300-350AB would be great for us .416' shooters.