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The only one I have not had the pleasure (????) of using is the Weatherby. So, if I thought I needed a 416 it would be that. I would have the potential of high velocity and also a huge case (as well the Rigby) to load 400's to 2400 for that seemingly all important low pressure.

Besides I really like Weatherby's.

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I agree, Caprivi.

I've been drawn to them since I was a kid. All of my Weatherbys from the .257 through the .340 are all at least MOA rifles and most will shoot sub-moa on any given day. I didn't include the .416 Weatherby because I haven't had the chance to take it to the range yet. As soon as the rain ceases here, I'll take it out. Boddington's video using the .416 on a buffalo hunt is very interesting. Honestly, I like all three of the major .416's.

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