Do you have a rifle that fits each of those cartridges?
That is the first time that I have heard of a father using his young son as an excuse to buy more rifles! I guess if it works with the wife, go for it!My eight year old son and I have been looking at different woods for a cartridge board project. He's saving his money for the lumber. The deal is he buys the wood (maybe an olive) and sands it for finish, and I'll do the cutting. We've been picking up interesting items for the display until he can make up his mind on the wood. I just bought my first .375 H&H a few weeks ago. He was literally dying for that first round to come home so he could steal it for his collection. I'm not going to show him the picture that @Bullthrower338 posted. He'd be all over me to track down some some big bore cartridges for him to show!
Working on finding one my friend. Next on my list.and get rid of that .416 rem thing and replace with a .404!!!!
All but the 500NE, I bought a bunch of A-Square 500NE ammo at a hell of a price, I have a habit of loading up on ammo well before I buy the rifle to match it! Lol. Justifies the purchase in my sick head. Hell, if I find a good deal on a set of dies it somehow justifies the need for a rifle to match.haha, still trying to figure out why I'm not married anymore?
My .404 is supposed to be returned to me from the smith next week. He has had it close to 4 weeks. The previous owner had made several changes to it after having a .404 barrel installed. I have had the "other stuff" changed back to almost original RSM except no quarter rib or 1 standing and 2 folding island leaf sight.
Excellent choice of a base gun, exactly what I've been contemplating, love the RSM! One in a 404 would handle very close to the 416R RSM which I find almost perfect for me. Also pondering a build off of a Kimber Caprivi
