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  • buddyb

    Built by people that cared about workmanship.

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  • montanajoe
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    Thats serious business there

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  • select-fire

    A gunbroker member in Charleston has a .458. If I need anything shot with one will go pick him up and let him shoot it.

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  • forgemonkey

    Same caliber the client shot his PH with, in 2013 IIRC.

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  • Butchdog2

    Ricci is the king of tease😲

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  • Ditch-Runner

    nice


    when I was a kid I flipped to back of a Remington flyer the biggest they listed was a 458 Mag

    many years later around 1979 or so I ran across one ( ruger 458 win mag ) at a gun show it was calling my name first one I had ever I picked it up looked it over the price was more than I I had ever spent on a gun so I dropped my head and walked away thinking about it .. then a couple rows over some fellow had a box of 458 ammo same I had never seen a box of it at the local gun shows ( maybe because I never looked 😁 ) but I knew it was destiny calling me LOL I bought both that day still have the rifle it was /is a great conversation gun and fun to shoot . I was told my nephew bought a 460 whereby a few months back, but I have not to see him since then ( covid ) dang kids how to out gun me LOL

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  • Horse Plains Drifter

    She's a beaut!! That right there is what a rifle is supposed to look like.

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  • Grunt2

    I dare you to shoot that beast...

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  • BikerBob
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    I dare you to shoot that beast...

    I’ll wager that’s why it looks brand new. Dangerous even if the game is just a paper target!!!

    Sure is a beauty though.

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  • Sam06

    Nice.

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  • Mr. Perfect

    Does it come with a sandbag for your shoulder?

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  • 4205raymond

    Ricci, this is a little out of my League but looks familiar. i am relying on my not so great memory and if I am wrong someone please correct me. Seems years ago Charles Daly sold similar guns and got them from Zastavia. i believe they called the barreled action a Mark X.

    A lot of custom gun makers were buying that barreled action and doing their build. Well the bean counters at Remington did not like this and i think maybe it was cutting into their sales. So, the good old boys at Remington flew over there and struck a deal with Zastavia. "From now on you make that barreled action for only Remington." I think they were imported into Florida.

    Well, about 10 years ago Remington perked up my interest and I purchased a matched pair put together in Tennessee plant for only a couple of years. Remington calls them a "798". One is a 375 H&H and one is a 458 Magnum . Both have 22" barrels and are Safari Grade. They are natural wood with a thin strip down the middle not the multiple laminations like the others. Mine have the classic rosewood forend cap that I prefer as opposed to the back rake angle. Of course they both have a nice recoil pad. The bluing is great and the metal to wood is pretty darn good also.----------------------------------------Ray

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  • Ricci.Wright

    I think you are right.

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  • Mr. Perfect
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    When my father bought this Remington, he was told that it would knock down any animal on the N. American Continent. 350 Rem Mag. It's a great brush gun due to it's shorter barrel.

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6031683/uploads/S5MPUUE1W608/13668774-1.jpg

    That stock sure is purty. Also, 350 Rem mag is no joke.

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  • select-fire

    458 kicks about 3 times harder than a 30/06

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  • select-fire

    🐷🦕

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  • truthful

    Dangerous on both ends.

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