Woodleigh 400gr. FMJ with .416 Remington cannelure?

[Dirtdart]

Is there anyone that knows where there are some of these available in the U.S.? The Woodleigh manual says they are catalogue no 38C. I am able to find most of their bullets with the Rigby cannelure but not for the .416 Remington. Thanks!

 

[Pheroze]

How difficult is it to import from Canada? They are available here if it is not too much hassle:

https://www.tradeexcanada.com/produits/88?page=2

 

[ChrisG]

Not in 400 grain weirdly enough... 450 grain seems to be pretty common though with the Remington cannelure placement

 

[Dewald]

If you can not find the bullets, considder getting a CH4D cannelure tool. Very nifty little thing for anyone with a large caliber in a short case, ie. .458 Win. .416Rem or .416 Ruger etc.

https://www.ch4d.com/products/equipment/bullet-tools/CanToo

 

[Dirtdart]

How difficult is it to import from Canada? They are available here if it is not too much hassle:

https://www.tradeexcanada.com/produits/88?page=2

I perused the site and only saw 400gr softs for the .416 Remington but I could have overlooked something.
I do not know how much of a hassle it would be to import from Canada? I appreciate the info. Thanks!

 

[Dirtdart]

If you can not find the bullets, considder getting a CH4D cannelure tool. Very nifty little thing for anyone with a large caliber in a short case, ie. .458 Win. .416Rem or .416 Ruger etc.

https://www.ch4d.com/products/equipment/bullet-tools/CanToo

I hadn't thought about this option before but this tool could help me out on a few other projects even if I come up with a supply of the bullets we have been talking about. Thanks!

 

[Pheroze]

I perused the site and only saw 400gr softs for the .416 Remington but I could have overlooked something.
I do not know how much of a hassle it would be to import from Canada? I appreciate the info. Thanks!

you're correct. But perhaps they could order it in?