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Originally Posted by JSTUART
Were I building from scratch with no shortcuts it would be a 7x57 with a 375 ruger on a ZG47 coming a close second.


Specs on the proposed 7x57?


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We should do this on its own thread since this one has been thoroughly hijacked, as usual.


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Let's delve into our 7mm metric cartridge options and get some opinions. I have a delightful little HVA 1640 that is about to be rebarreled. Having no need for a specific performance threshold but I want a metric 7mm... so I can be cool like you guys.

7x57 or 7x64 Which would you build?


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Originally Posted by haverluk
Let's delve into our 7mm metric cartridge options and get some opinions. I have a delightful little HVA 1640 that is about to be rebarreled. Having no need for a specific performance threshold but I want a metric 7mm... so I can be cool like you guys.

7x57 or 7x64 Which would you build?


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Originally Posted by RevMike
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Were I building from scratch with no shortcuts it would be a 7x57 with a 375 ruger on a ZG47 coming a close second.


Specs on the proposed 7x57?


Were I to go that way I would do a Brno 21 in something along the lines of below.


Note that the two pictures are NOT mine, they are from another forum and I saved them for personal reference...I like the stock shape.

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Dat one makes me twitchy! Classic stalking rifle!


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Me too! I'd love to know the specs on that. Very nice.


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It has a very Rigby-esque look about it�..


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Originally Posted by JSTUART
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Originally Posted by JSTUART
Were I building from scratch with no shortcuts it would be a 7x57 with a 375 ruger on a ZG47 coming a close second.


Specs on the proposed 7x57?


Were I to go that way I would do a Brno 21 in something along the lines of below.


Note that the two pictures are NOT mine, they are from another forum and I saved them for personal reference...I like the stock shape.

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That's SEXY!


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So if you were going to build a classic Rigby-esque stalking rifle in 7x57, what would it look like? Other than "dat".


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As I have gotten older (note that I said "older" and not "old" -- I am not Ingwe-old!), I have come to appreciate that the Brits got it right with their minimalist forearms.

It just looks right!

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I believe it is a husky done by a fellow in Sweden to emulate his brother's Rigby.


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Originally Posted by JSTUART
I believe it is a husky done by a fellow in Sweden to emulate his brother's Rigby.

Cool!

If you happen to recall any other info, I'd appreciate if you could post it! Sweden has a surprisingly large number of gunsmiths.

If I knew that particular gunsmith, I'm thinking that he'd be doing one for me too!

John in Sweden

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Originally Posted by jpb
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As I have gotten older (note that I said "older" and not "old" -- I am not Ingwe-old!), I have come to appreciate that the Brits got it right with their minimalist forearms.

It just looks right!

John



OK�that was mean�


You have to know Im typing this with my middle finger�.


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Well,at least you're not picking your nose with the middle finger.....


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As I have gotten older (note that I said "older" and not "old" -- I am not Ingwe-old!), I have come to appreciate that the Brits got it right with their minimalist forearms.

It just looks right!

John

OK�that was mean�

You have to know Im typing this with my middle finger�.

Just seeing if you were down for your afternoon nap already. smile

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Well,at least you're not picking your nose with the middle finger.....



Just got up from my afternoon nap ( GFY�.)

and you wankers need to know I have two middle fingers�..


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Bless your heart. wink


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Originally Posted by jpb
Originally Posted by JSTUART
I believe it is a husky done by a fellow in Sweden to emulate his brother's Rigby.

Cool!

If you happen to recall any other info, I'd appreciate if you could post it! Sweden has a surprisingly large number of gunsmiths.

If I knew that particular gunsmith, I'm thinking that he'd be doing one for me too!

John in Sweden

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Hello John, I have located the thread with the rifle pictured, every now and then I return to catch up on any further posts.
It is an interesting thread.

Link to thread.


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