Oops. Should have been paying more attention when reading the text in the listing.
From what I understand, that is how the (heads of the) initial 585 Nyati cases were formed. Perhaps a good idea to go for mild loads.
Like others, I'm not sure what a "577 Rimless" is - the Tyrannosaur, the Nyati or something even more esoteric. Curious though, and I would guess it packs quite a punch.
Any info available from the seller? Ammo, fired brass, cartridge length etc?
Just finished Selous' A Hunters Wanderings in Africa, an 1893 edition I picked up at an auction some time ago. Only read it as an e-book before, and this was much nicer.
Currently re-reading Raymond Chandlers The Lady in the Lake.
Next up might be In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin. I probably...
North Fork? Their SS (semi spitzer) and the PP (percussion point) bullets have the same weights and dimensions (and should therefore have the same POI. The only difference is that the tip of the PP has been pre-cut in order to expand faster.
I use CCI 250 and Fed 215. Never had a problem with either.
If you've had several misfires from primers out of the same 100ct box - and the spring is good - then I'd rather suspect a bad batch, or that they've been contaminated some way or another between production and trigger pull.
Yup I did. Don't know if it adds anything more to your existing knowledge.
https://www.africahunting.com/threads/mozambique-buffalo-with-tsala-hunting-safaris.85706/
You guys seem to have had a great time, as I would expect.
Reading your reports and seeing your pictures really takes me back to August last year, when the wife and I were in that very same camp, hunting under Rouans guidance.
Keep it coming.
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