Viral_SIGness
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I would love to!Hey Kevin,
When the range reopens, hopefully sooner rather than later, why not give my .460 Weatherby a go...
I would love to!Hey Kevin,
When the range reopens, hopefully sooner rather than later, why not give my .460 Weatherby a go...
I respect anyone's choice, but using a brake, past devices, lead sleds, all crutches.There is nothing wrong with the .458 Lott. It all comes down to stock fit and shooting technique. I have no problem with mine scoped
Or with irons. I agree, if it bothers you, shoot something lighter, but don’t make the mistake of thinking that because it’s wrong for you it’s a poor choice for those who can shoot it well. I have shot buffalo with both the ,375 and the Lott. The difference is dramatic.
Exactly as WAB says. Big calibers and Ruger No.1 are not a great combination. 458 Lott is always going to be stout but with a rifle of at least 10lbs and good stock shape its manageable if never pleasant. My M03 was surprisingly suitable in 458Lott with the Extreme stock.No 1’s are not fun guns in heavy calibers. I assume it is the stock design. My .458 Lott is very reasonable to shoot but it’s a Model 70 with a decelerator pad.
I have a No1 in 9.3x62 and it is fine to shoot. However it has noticeably more recoil than my Rigby Highland Stalker in 9.3x62. I can imagine that a No 1 in .458 Lott gets your attention!
If you can’t make it manageable, just go back to shooting .458 WM out of it. It will shoot them fine.
Forrest,I see what you're doing here...I don't pop up everytime somebody mentions a .458 Lott Ruger #1...sometimes I'm sleeping.
Come on Kevin, no guts, no glory! Ha! Ha!Eeeh, no way! When I see that beast I hide in the club house
Kevin,Apart from just wanting to, what is the point of Lotterising a 458WM? I thought the 458 put down anything on the planet. There must be umpteen posts on AH of people who do this and then feel nothing but pain - am I missing something?
@CoElkHunterCo
Come on Kevin, no guts, no glory! Ha! Ha!
I want to see a video of that! Ha! Ha!I would love to!
No no, I have good reason to be scared of Arthur's cannon. At the range, minding my own business when it went off. So I start staggering anound a bit and fall over, throwing up. Anyway the ambulance arrives and I end up in hospital for three days, MRI the lot. They thought I had a stroke. Anyway, turns out it was labrynthitis, had it well before the range visit, but the concussion just tilted it over the edge apparently. For effect we will let Arthur think it was all his fault, he may even fit a 5 litre silencer.Co
Come on Kevin, no guts, no glory! Ha! Ha!
I'd absolutely love to shoot a .460. I'd want it with no brake to get the full experience lolI want to see a video of that! Ha! Ha!
@CoElkHunterNo no, I have good reason to be scared of Arthur's cannon. At the range, minding my own business when it went off. So I start staggering anound a bit and fall over, throwing up. Anyway the ambulance arrives and I end up in hospital for three days, MRI the lot. They thought I had a stroke. Anyway, turns out it was labrynthitis, had it well before the range visit, but the concussion just tilted it over the edge apparently. For effect we will let Arthur think it was all his fault, he may even fit a 5 litre silencer.
I’d actually shoot it once. No video necessary. Ha!I'd absolutely love to shoot a .460. I'd want it with no brake to get the full experience lol
@CoElkHunterI’d actually shoot it once. No video necessary. Ha!
Bob,@CoElkHunter
Mate now tell the truth it was from the missus when you told her you're not getting a Whelen, but I will give you 10 out of ten for creative writing and blaming the 458 Lott.
Bob
Makes me wonder why people buy them. If a 300 grain Peregrine VRG-2 copper solid at 2550, will pass through a buffalo, why do you need to send it at 2900 ?@CoElkHunter
I had the privilege/ misfortune to fire the 460 with the integrated muzzle brake. 3 quick shots on after the other was enough for me. All 3 connected with the 3 inch target at 25 yards so a charging buff would have been gone. It was with great pleasure I handed it back to the owner.
Recoil is what you would call hows ya father it really gets your attention but the recoil on the 378 with full power 300 grainers is absolutely brutal.
Bob.
Toby sounds like the guy I got my African from. He sent me a picture of just his handguns. They completely covered a king size bed, and these things were not spaced out. They were close enough to make baby guns.Bob,
The Missus wouldn’t know a Whelen from a Winchester from a Weatherby! The only thing she knows is when my ammo or reloading components purchase hits the bank account and she says “What the hell did you buy now?!” I tell her, with a straight face, I bought this item because Bob Nelson from OZ said I should buy it because it was a great deal! She then states, “Is that the guy with 214 guns?” “No honey, that guy is Toby458”. Bob only has a .35 Whelen. “A 35 WHAT! “. I said, “yeah, that’s what everybody else here asks?”.
Ha! Ha! Ha!
CEH
Ok, I’ll shoot one of each. A .460 and a .378. I can say that, because the odds here of anyone having either that I could shoot is slim to none! Ha! Ha!@CoElkHunter
I had the privilege/ misfortune to fire the 460 with the integrated muzzle brake. 3 quick shots on after the other was enough for me. All 3 connected with the 3 inch target at 25 yards so a charging buff would have been gone. It was with great pleasure I handed it back to the owner.
Recoil is what you would call hows ya father it really gets your attention but the recoil on the 378 with full power 300 grainers is absolutely brutal.
Bob.
I wouldn’t be surprised if you did buy it from him. He’s my buying and selling firearms hero!Toby sounds like the guy I got my African from. He sent me a picture of just his handguns. They completely covered a king size bed, and these things were not spaced out. They were close enough to make baby guns.
With the brake, it should’ve recoiled like a .338WM or less?@CoElkHunter
I had the privilege/ misfortune to fire the 460 with the integrated muzzle brake. 3 quick shots on after the other was enough for me. All 3 connected with the 3 inch target at 25 yards so a charging buff would have been gone. It was with great pleasure I handed it back to the owner.
Recoil is what you would call hows ya father it really gets your attention but the recoil on the 378 with full power 300 grainers is absolutely brutal.
Bob.