Recent content by john corry

What a privilege to own such special rifles. Congrats.

Superb rifle. Thanks for sharing. Very envious!

Thanks for that. Yes, it’s the original case for the rifle.

Thanks - I’m waiting on Roger to get back to me on dies. He has 350 mag but not 400/350.

I’m also looking for a set of dies, if anyone know of any! Cheers

Extremely delicious Irish Whiskey. Not sure if it’s exported, though.

Good morning, Regrettably, I had a few too many glasses of Green Spot and I committed to another 350 Rigby for my dusty collection. Unlike my other 350 magnums, this is the 350no2 that was regulated for a 310grn projectile. Apart from Woodleigh, does anyone have any ideas for sourcing bullets...

Indeed. I haven’t experienced a ‘spare part’ Rigby. The new Rigby’s are very well made (specifically the London Best grade). As an investment, you will not get your money back on a new London gun, and that goes for all the makers. (I worked for Purdey).

For me, it will always be pre war With all due respect, having both modern and vintage Rigby’s, there is something incredibly special about the prewar Rigby rifles. My early Rigby’s are of exceptional quality compared to modern offerings. This is reflected in the demand displayed by the...

The only noticeable things I can see with my 350, that I fired today, due to the rounds moving in the magazine, sometimes I can see some impact damage on the lead tips of the Nosler Partitions - presumably caused by recoil and the rounds move. Secondly, some of the brass shows signs of a...

Thanks - I’ll give it a go.

One of my 350s - Action 2265 Mauser Sporting 'take-down’ Best For E.G.H. Power August 10th 1909 Weight 8lbs .350 cal. 26” barrel 14 9/16” stock Ivory bead etc Special peep sight Trap butt

Now I’m completely confused. I just tried an original box of 350 Mag from 1930s and same prob in both rifles.

The No2 is a step ring and my 350s are the regular magnum actions

loaded with Bertram brass and 225grn Nosler partitions