WINCHESTER JAKE
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IT IS A 460 WEATHERBY BY ASQUARE/SHARPS RIFLE COMPANY. AND I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANOTHER RIFLE SO BEAUTIFUL AND FUNCTIONAL. EVEN AFTER LOOKING AT RIFLES AT THE SAFARI GUN SHOW IN DALLAS FOR MANY YEARS.
Obelix...
Agreed 100% I have taken multiple Buff Multiple Elle, and various other species with mine. I agree in that I truly do not understand what the fuss is about, if you shoot a 458 Lott, 470 N, 500 Jeffrey or any other large calibre and you are comfortable with them the 460 will not be a demon to shoot or handle.
As mentioned before the figures differ yes, but in reality there is very little difference in well fitted rifles... The latter I believe is a big factor.
My best always
Can someone please tell me why so many people are dead set against muzzle breaks. They are spoken about with this great hatred like it's some sin to have a break at the end of your barrel. I think they're one of the greatest firearms inventions ever. Is it the supposed increased noise level, the extra barrel length??? There are muzzle break designs out there that are no louder than a rifle without a break.
Can someone please tell me why so many people are dead set against muzzle breaks. They are spoken about with this great hatred like it's some sin to have a break at the end of your barrel. I think they're one of the greatest firearms inventions ever. Is it the supposed increased noise level, the extra barrel length??? There are muzzle break designs out there that are no louder than a rifle without a break.
Can someone please tell me why so many people are dead set against muzzle breaks. They are spoken about with this great hatred like it's some sin to have a break at the end of your barrel. I think they're one of the greatest firearms inventions ever. Is it the supposed increased noise level, the extra barrel length??? There are muzzle break designs out there that are no louder than a rifle without a break.