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The .416 Rigby is a rifle cartridge that was developed in 1911 by the London gun manufacturer John Rigby & Company for hunting hard and dangerous game. The metric dimensions of the large caliber are 10.54 x 73 mm.
In its now over 100-year history, the cartridge has been especially popular among elephant hunters.
Exciting, interesting, and informative reports on the topic can also be found with our premium partner, the hunting magazine Jagdzeit., for example in the overview of all articles on the topic of caliber.
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