Moving on Up to .416 Rigby, Opinions required

Interesting how big caliber rifles can shoot so well; usually because they're properly put together, ans the margin for error/variations in handloads is very tight: a 0.1 grain difference in powder out of a 90.00 + grain load is tight when compared to the same variation in a 25.00 grain load. and then different bullets of the same/similar weight make little difference. Whatever you do, hang on to that CZ.

I fully intend to hang on to it. Will not be shifting it on untill I am no longer able to use it due to age.(y)
 

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Hi PaulB,
I have a Ballard Arms Model 1885 chambered for .333 Jeffery Flanged. Do you have any idea where I can get ammo for this?

I am new to this forum so I am sorry if I am doing something wrong!
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