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Gentlemen, could anybody please tell me the original twist rate used with the 400/350 Rigby and the 350 Rigby Magnum. Thanks in advance. Matt. |
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Matt, somewhere in my foggy memory 1 in 16 for the 350Rigby magnum comes to mind. Though I am skeptical as this calibre used 300 grain projectiles and I would think 1 in 14 would be required to stabilize this weight. |
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1 in 14" (about minimum, I think) would make more sense than 16", yes. |
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I will measure my 400-350 Rigby Farquharson and report back soon. I'm interested myself as it was made to shoot the 310 gr bullet. |
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Yes please. |
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Thanks for the input Gentlemen. I agree, about 1:14 would be my guess as it is similar to the 9.3x62 with a similar bullet weight. Could be 1:12 like the 375 H&H but as the Rigby was earlier when they tended to use a slower twist rate I recon 1:14 is more likely. Underlever, thanks for going to the trouble, I am looking forward to your answer. By the way, your rifle sounds like a beauty. Matt. |
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With cleaning rod and tight patch I did measure. The result was 1 turn in 13 inches +/-. Which is the easiest way of putting up a few pics? I did use photobucket but haven't worried about such things for quite a while and I'm much more comfortable with chisels than keyboards. |
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Thanks for doing that for me. Well our guesses weren't that far out, sounds about right anyway. There are several threads about posting photos in the main index. Matt. |
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G'Day Fella's, Waidmannsheil, I have just looked thru my referrence material, unfortunately without success. I would go with that the other blokes have suggested. Avagreatweekendeh! Homer |