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11-04-2005, 12:37 PM
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Hail call to Pomoxis
I read your reply about the CZ rifle in .458 binding. That's a pisser! Can that problem (binding) be fixed by a gunsmith or is that just a problem w/ the CZ magnum Mauser actions? I will take your advice the next gunshow I go to and just see if there might be a used DG rifle!
 I had a chance to buy a used Rem. 700 Safari Grade in .416 Rem. Mag. w/rings (still had the open sights) in excellent condition for $850 US, but that was in Chicago & I didn't have a FOID card as I'm from IN. I had a Mark X in .375 years ago and it shot well. I bought it for $400 new (1980).Virg 
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11-05-2005, 05:20 PM
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One thing I look for in a rifle is how well it fits me including working the action. After having a cape buffalo square off at 20 yards after taking 4 rounds from a .375n the ability to reload a rifle under diress is also a important feature.
If you have to purchase a rifle and right away do a lot of tweaking to get it to work right just seems like the engineering is wrong or poor craftsmanship. Having and elephant close from 35 yards down to 20 had the .375 H&H seem a little small for the situation. I would suggest for a good buffalo gun being the.416 Remmington. If you ever get in a situation where you are going to an out of state gun show, talk to your local gunshop to see if they would accept shipping from another dealer for a fee.
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