.70 Nitro Express
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Legally you are absolutely free to buy one...........but a double Holland & Holland will set you back nearly 1/2 mill...............you got way more money than I !!!!!!!!! Last I looked they were 350,000 British pounds............
Oh and just for clarity that would be .700 NE..........not .70 NE..........Holland & Holland are also taking orders for .600 NEs again for about 300,000 BP
Oh and just for clarity that would be .700 NE..........not .70 NE..........Holland & Holland are also taking orders for .600 NEs again for about 300,000 BP
burnt_servo
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- right in the middle of b.c.
is the action on a ruger #1 big enough for the 700 ne ?
bearkilr
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- Nowhere, ......just past the middle
Even if it is, it's probably not a popular conversion. 20 rounds of 700 NE ammo costs more than a #1.
Let alone ammo cost.......ya thats a rich mans game for sure.
Anyone know of anyone with a .700 in Canada?
Kynoch factory ammo is pretty absurdly priced for any cartridge. Woodleigh makes bullets which traddex stocks. Brass life would be quite long so once you source brass (which is probably absurd) it wouldn't be too cost prohibitive to shoot.
Kynoch factory ammo is pretty absurdly priced for any cartridge. Woodleigh makes bullets which traddex stocks. Brass life would be quite long so once you source brass (which is probably absurd) it wouldn't be too cost prohibitive to shoot.
There's a picture of a .700 NE with a .270 here. Think 1,000 grain bullets with 10,000 plus ft/lbs. and $250US per 5. Be kind of surprised if you could find any in Canada.
Add the W's. .vincelewis.net/700.html
Very much doubt a Ruger #1 is big enough. MSRP is $1449US. Almost, but not quite 20 rounds. Still cost you a kidney to shoot. snicker.
Add the W's. .vincelewis.net/700.html
Very much doubt a Ruger #1 is big enough. MSRP is $1449US. Almost, but not quite 20 rounds. Still cost you a kidney to shoot. snicker.
If I remember correctly, an H&H double rifle in .700NE weighs in at about 20 pounds (and will cost about 13 pounds of gold at current prices, and will take between 18-24 months to deliver) and still delivers a hellacious recoil punch! I'd hate to try it in a lighter gun...
