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Good to see you bought that .458 Ripp. I know you needed another gun.

If you are a handloader, a .458 Winchester or Lott is a doable and fun proposition. A lee factory crimp die makes crimping a snap. Separate seaters for the softs and solids prevents mishaps from seating. If I were going for a mixed bag in Zim tommorow I would pack along a .338 Winchester with good 250's, and a .458 Winchester with 500 grain softs and solids. I would the following week as well.

Any rifle from .300 magnum and up should have proper stock reinforcement(glass bedding and perhaps a crossbolt or two) and relieving of the stock behind the rear tang, and the back of the trigger guard. Good QD mounts to go with good sights on a heavy rifle is cheap insurance.

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I would the following week as well. Your a funny guy...

When I get to loading for this will visit with you for some info...

Agree with your guns you would take--think a .338 with either a .416 or 458 would make the perfect combo---


Currently churning out the p-dog rounds as fast as possible..because one day, this dang snow is going to stop and p-dogs will be playing joyfully in the fields...and then suddenly, a .204, 22-250, 220 Swift, .243 or .257 will ring out and advise them.."hell has come to breakfast"....

Ripp