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Chincombrero
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Reged: 10/09/08
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Loc: Western Australia

Re: .275 Rigby
27/02/09 01:30 PM

I have a .275 BA Rigby, built in 1901. I believe that when Rigby introduced the 140grn (or was it 145grn? bullet - I could look it up, but I'm lazy) - they called it ".275 Magnum".
I use commercial 7x57 ammo, or military surplus, or handloads. They all chamber & extract perfectly, with no evidence of fireforming.

Does anyone know if Rigby changed the rate of twist when they introduced the lighter projectile?

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
.275 Rigby	Clark	25/02/09 05:57 AM
Re: .275 Rigby	dons	25/02/09 06:20 AM
Re: .275 Rigby	peter	25/02/09 06:28 AM
Re: .275 Rigby	Clark	25/02/09 06:40 PM
Re: .275 Rigby	Chincombrero	27/02/09 01:30 PM
Re: .275 Rigby	Clark	08/03/09 09:32 AM
Re: .275 Rigby	rigbymauser	08/03/09 07:04 PM
Re: .275 Rigby	Clark	10/03/09 09:02 PM
Re: .275 Rigby	500Nitro	08/03/09 09:48 AM
Re: .275 Rigby	pjaln	25/02/09 06:36 AM

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