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Just to resurrect this thread a little I have been trying to find pictures of the feed rails of a cz550 in 458 lott that has been modified by AHR. I found an old classified listing from this website with pictures. Maybe someone with an AHR lott would post better ones. You can see in this picture...

How sure are you that this rifle has been work on by a gunsmith? That’s what mine fed like to start before a lot of work reshaping the feed rails and ramp. You shouldn’t have to put much force at all. I bet your brass is scratched and gouged by the feed rails, especially the belt.

Why 1:10? For 550 or 600 gr?

Thank you for the very detailed information. My plan is to buy a stainless classic in a magnum and rebarrel it to 458 with a 20” barrel. Probably would be a 300 or 7mm to start. If I read your post correctly, it sounds like the short ejection port wouldn’t cause an ejection issue at the back...

Another question for you if you don’t mind. I know with the bolt stop, box mag, and ejector mods you can fit a 3.6 oal, but do you happen to know if the model 70 will eject a 3.8 oal without modification to the rear reciever ring? The Wyatt’s magazine looks pretty easy to get done but I’d want...

Perfect, thank you sir

Can somebody with a win model 70 in 458 win tell me what the barrel diameter is at about 20”?

Get multiple at a time. Caliber specific will give you the best sound reduction and recoil reduction. 22 cal suppressors with subsonic are the quietest. Don’t put your center fire can on rimfire because they are really dirty shooting. Having a can you can take apart and clean is nice but not as...

I don’t have the brake cap for mine, I have the 46m hybrid though. Perhaps the recoil reduction isn’t quite as good because it’s a 46 cal on a 416. It’s still fairly loud but you can hear the 400gr bullet hit an animal easily. My suppressor on my 300 win mag is incredible for recoil, but it is...

Suppressors are great, however, as someone who has a 416 ruger with a suppressor, expecting it to kick like a 308 is not reasonable. It makes the recoil much more tolerable and spreads it out over a longer time but still gives a deep tissue massage. Keep in mind ruger does not use standard...

Yeah, CRHX624-C-2900020 The reticle in the file attached.

On mine it was within 0.2 MOA to 300 yards which is very usable for a hold over. Close at 400 but no way I’d hold over to shoot something with a 416 at 400 unless it was a follow up desperation shot.

The 223 BDC on the Trijicon credo 1-6 matches the 416 really close with a 400gr bullet between 2350-2400. The LED is amazingly daylight bright but only on the SFP and only red.

Yeah, I knew this was a sows ear silk purse situation when I started. It is immediately apparent when you pick up a guide gun that the fit and finish isn’t too tier. To be fair to ruger, the light strikes were self induced. The stock fitment wasn’t great and I don’t like that the open sights are...

Last range trip, these loads may not be safe in your gun, all safe practices should be followed 400 gr North Fork Semi Spitzers. 77.0gr cfe223, 2385fps avg 400gr North Fork Cup point solids, 77.0gr cfe223, 2360fps avg No misfires, all headspace was checked after loading was complete.