If I had the wherewithal to purchase a bespoke Westley Richards I would be hard pressed for a "moment or two" whether to order a Side Lock or Drop Lock... Westley Richards and Drop Locks go hand in hand...Removing and holding one of their jeweled Locks in hand is a treasure indeed
Attached find pressure and strain data compiled by Michael McCorry and Sam Rose using his 470 with various DR bullets found on the market Perhaps some empirical data will help you with your decision You will find the lowest pressures belong to CEB and Northfork bullets Woodleigh's Solid had yet...
The biggest problem with stuffing too much stuff in a Tuffpak is having to unpack and pack while the agents are standing over you My first adventure traveling with a Tuffpak I used one of their long duffels that you put the guns in and clothes put it was a pain to get everything back in after...
"If you want more velocity use a 458 Lott.....with 500gr bullet to keep the sd...."
SD was more important with poorly constructed round nose bullets ..
Properly constructed Solids like CEB and Northfork is not a deciding factor
*I have had tremendous success shooting both Plains and Dangerous Game with CEB Safari Raptors and Solids... Buff and Ele plus numerous plains game using my Gibbs 450NE made in 1903 and other Bolt Guns .
**The Bullets were easy to regulate shooting the 480 Solid and 450 Raptor
***My suggestion...
410 is not a gauge but the actual bore size .410 dia
Most Miroku Barrel constrictions would be marked with a series of asterix
*, Full **, Mod *** IC ****, Skeet
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