That looks surprisingly manageable.Here’s a video of R8 Professional Success stock in 500 Jeffery which only comes in alloy receiver. I myself would not be too keen to shoot a big bore with a thumbhole stock.
That looks surprisingly manageable.Here’s a video of R8 Professional Success stock in 500 Jeffery which only comes in alloy receiver. I myself would not be too keen to shoot a big bore with a thumbhole stock.
That looks surprisingly manageable.
The thumbhole stock is something I would need to try before buying.I have three thumbhole stocked rifles and have to say they feel, shoulder, and handle better than any other rifle I own. Felt recoil is subjective, but the thumbhole stocked 300 win mag and 9.3x62 certainly don’t seem to kick as much as their traditional stocked cousins in the safe. My new Weatherby’s are coming in a very close second to thumbhole stocked rifles, was very surprised how beautifully the Weatherby stocks handle and shoot. I wouldn’t want to shoot a 500 in any stock configuration, will stick to the 375 and 416 for DG as they are plenty powerful IMO
The thumbhole stock is something I would need to try before buying.
What contour barrel do you have for your 375 and 416?
And do you have the steel receiver and kickstop?
Do you have iron sights on the barrel? If so you can shoot groups with the scope off at 50 to 100 yards to determine if the problem lies with the scope or the rifle.Some guidance would be much appreciated on accuracy problems w my R8. I’m preparing to leave for a mule deer hunt in Wyoming and was unable to reconfirm my zero on my R8, 308 Win that is topped w a Swaro Z6. The groups were about 2 inches to 3 inches wide and inconsistent from group to group. I made sure there was no grease on screws, retorqued as directed, checked scope level etc. Still, unable to get tight groups. To rule out shooter error, I brought a Sako 85, 270 Win, and shot that, too, and my groups were less than 1/2 inch. V curious if anyone else has had any problems.
No, Sir. No irons on the barrel. I don’t think I will make that omission again.Do you have iron sights on the barrel? If so you can shoot groups with the scope off at 50 to 100 yards to determine if the problem lies with the scope or the rifle.
Well damn. Do you have another scope you can mount on the barrel and just see how it prints?No, Sir. No irons on the barrel. I don’t think I will make that omission again.