If the follower comes up that high in the front of the magazine then the left rail has been taken back too far. Or, in other words, taken back farther forward than it should be.
This is exactly right.
The follower lifting in the front would not stop forward bolt movement, unless it is truly...
Well, it's a 461" bore anyway.
The cast does look a LOT like a 450No.1 Express though so maybe at some point it was rechambered to a more accessible cartridge.
Also, in my original 461 Gibbs, the rifling runs right up to the case mouth whereas yours has quite a bit of lead from the chamber to...
Yeah man... that's a rough one.
Pitting everywhere even on the water table and breech face.
Restock is not great and one question is why a restock and THEN a monstrous pad added? Or is that some sort of slip on?
The barrels have been struck of all pitting, which must have been extensive as the...
That sure has seen better days!
Before even worrying about ammo, what's the rest of the rifle look like?
I think it unlikely that with all that pitting on the flats the chambers will be pristine and who knows about the bore.
I’ve seen Bondo used to build up or reinforce areas in preparation for duplicating - looks like that may be what’s going on here.
Get ahold of Steve Bertram - I bet he has a pattern stock or could just as well duplicate yours if you want to keep the straight grip. It is straight, right?
Nice...
I was in the middle of a dissertation about my gun collecting and the breaker blew...
In short, I have enough but there are always going to be opportunities to allow in more of the right kind at the right time...
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