Robie
(.275 member)
06/05/03 02:41 AM
.400 H&H in a dbl?

I wish Blaser would make their new S-2 Safari in the good old realible .450/400 3"NE., or the interesting new .400 H&H. There is room for a good .411 bore, it is almost all-round, and I reckon it will be great on moose and wildboar too.
Any comments, reflections,.. ?
Robie


DUGABOY1
(.400 member)
09/05/03 05:21 AM
Re: .400 H&H in a dbl?

ROBIE , The 450/400NE 3" is one of the most versatile chamberings one can chamber a double rifle for! Being a Flanged answer to the 416 rigby, but with lower chamber pressure, it works great in a double! However the 400 H&H is simply the 450/400NE3" for use in a bolt rifle, and is not well suited to double rifle use, being a rimless, belted round!

I have several Mauser actions, and one of them is slated for a .411 barrel, and a chambering reamer for the 400 H&H, as we speak.


gaugedrifles
(.224 member)
19/11/03 08:24 AM
Re: .400 H&H in a dbl?

Robbie, I talked with the H&H factory folks at last SCI convention. They are having real chalanges trying to regulate double rifles with their new 400 ammo. Something unusual about this load. Wes.

NitroXAdministrator
(.700 member)
19/11/03 10:33 AM
Re: .400 H&H in a dbl?

I thought the .400 H&H Magnum was specifically designed for bolt actions - to complement the existing .450/400 H&H doubles?

Robbie

get a .500/.416 if you want a new double in a versatile calibre. The "plastic fantastic" I believe even chambers that calibre.





gaugedrifles
(.224 member)
21/11/03 02:19 PM
Re: .400 H&H in a dbl?

NitroX,
What is the "plastic fantastic"? Is this simular to the "Lethal Tupperware" ? - (known otherwise as a Glock pistol). Best Regards, Wes.


NitroXAdministrator
(.700 member)
21/11/03 08:44 PM
Re: .400 H&H in a dbl?

I was referring to the Blaser. I have not handled one so it isn't first hand but understand it has some plastic parts and a rubber barrel spacer underneath the barrels


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