I think they are 700 grain.
Shooting this in a weighted sled may be easier on your shoulder, but it's harder on the rifle stock. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Physics can not be denied and a cracked rifle stock is harder to recover from than a bruised shoulder.
FYI - 700 grains at 2400 fps is nearly 9000 lb-ft of energy!
Which one was it gibbs or wby?
The 3inch, maybe it will come to me who made it. Might be the best way. Can you set the barrel back? I do like the 505 version better. Frank.
Do you have a 505 version ?
No, it just makes more sense to me. You stay off the high pressure edge that way. The biggest i have is a 585 2:75inch and needs a new stock.
I did.
585 built on what ?
A 14/17 when i had it built that what the gun smith would work with. Also I had an a-square 460 that I liked.
Better keep it. Getting very hard to find. If you do BIG money.
Did you ever see a 470 Royal? 505 necked.
No. I have not.
I spent part of a day in ca with a guy who may be or had something with the beginning of mrc. At that time it was just the actions for sale. That failed sometime in the early 90s. It seems to me they were built off shore some where. It may have also have been in the late 80s. I guess I need to check the history. What area are you from now not before.
