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The .470 Capstick - RevivalerThe .470 CapstickThe .470 Capstick is an unusual cartridge, although the design is based on a simple idea; that is, the neck of the .375 Holland & Holland to take .475′ bullets, which is the largest diameter of bullets that the case .375H PH can handle. The cartridge was originally created by Colonel Arthur B Alphin of the A-Square rifle company and named it in honor of Peter Hathaway Capstick, who was an American hunter and professional writer. The .470 Capstick is a development of a previous wild cartridge, the .470 Ackley, created by Parker O. Ackley, author of the basic reference book of the wildcatters the ". The big difference between the .470 Capstick and the .470 Ackley is that the case of Capstick .470 has a "shadow shoulder" on the neck of the case to provide an additional feature to help center the cartridge on the camera. The effect of this is to significantly improve the accuracy of the cartridge not only on the .470 Ackley, but also the Lott .458 and the .458 Winchester Magnum..470 Capstick Ammunition by Kynoch of Great Britain. The "shade shoulder" of this cartridge is visible in the case's mouth. It looks like a crimp, but it's not just a crimp, but also a feature to focus the cartridge on the camera. (Picture courtesy midwayusa.com). The purpose of the "shade shoulder" is not to provide the pace of head, the cartridge spaces on the belt, but to help focus it to improve accuracy. This apparently works significantly well and the .470 Capstick is reputed to be able not only to shoot 100 yards from the MOA groups, but around a MOA medium. That is an extraordinary precision, especially of a caliber as heavy as this. Dimension cartridge for the .470 Capstick. (Picture courtesy stevespages.com). The .470 Capstick is designed to duplicate the ballistic performance of the classic British large game cartridge the .470 Nitro Express and this does it easily. As loaded by the British munition manufacturer Kynoch the cartridge sends a bullet range of 500grain to 2150fps, but can easily send that same range of 500grain bullet to 2400fps without entering into excessive pressure. So you can very happily shoot a 500grain .475′ bullet at about the same speed as the .416 Rigby makes with a 400grain bullet. The load of the Kynoch factory for the .470 Capstick is conservative to ensure that the cartridge is absolutely reliable in all conditions. (Photo courtesy kynochammunition.co.uk). Compared to the .470 Nitro Express the .470 Capstick is easily equal and then some. The .470 Capstick can be loaded with heavier bullets than 500grains, but it does not manage to drive them fast enough to do something so it is worthwhile; for the dangerous game the same 500grain bullets used in the .470 Nitro Express are the best choice. For non-hazardous game and game, such as deer the .470 Capstick can be loaded with bullets as used in 475 Linebaugh or 480 Ruger. This will require the rifle to be checked for lighter guns, but it means that it could use its .470 Capstick as a deer rifle. With the standard 500grain bullets of about 2,200 fps the .470 Capstick has a sufficiently flat trajectory to go out to 200 yards without difficulty. Personalized rifle in 470 Capstick. (Picture courtesy papascribe.wordpress.com). A-Square that created the .470 Capstick have been purchased by the Broadsword Group in February 2013 and you can find A-Square on your website if you . You can contact them on your contact page if . Getting a 4.470 Capstick rifle would not be difficult. A Winchester 70 model in .375H ChaletH or Magnum Mauser 98 type action would be a way to start as an M17 Enfield, but the CZ550 is the least costly and less difficult. The armor that builds the rifle would have to be competent to get it fed properly and may have to make some modifications to the magazine's follower and spring to achieve it. There are expensive custom stores "out of the shelf" that will create a 470 Capstick rifle for you the most spectacular of these fine Austrian Fuchs weapons that offer your double bolt action rifle in 470 Capstick. You'll find our Revivaler post in the Szecsei and Fuchs double action rifles if . You can visit the Fuchs website if you . The double Fuchs screw action rifle has a bolt that can camera cartridges of its only double-edged magazine, so it is an exact cross between a double rifle and a bolt action rifle. (Picture courtesy Fuchs). The prices of Fuchs rifles are aquatic stratospheric, but a capstick .470 can be built by the same amount of money as any other screw action customised by a competent rifle manufacturer. The best and least expensive starting point to build one is a CZ550 rifle in .375 Holland & Holland Magnum that can be quite re-barreled and you are good to go. The only additional thing that will be necessary is to install a second fold under the barrel and the entrance that in the stock. Glass or steel clothing is highly recommended. Such a rifle should still manage the capacity of five rounds it has in .375 Netherlands & Holland. The CZ550 normally does not need additional attention to get it fed properly, has a reputation for working as it is. Another view of titanium and the steel action of the Fuchs double action rifle. If you look carefully on the stain you can see the two cameras of the double barrels. (Picture courtesy Fuchs). Reloading information for the .470 Capstick is contained in the old A-Square Recharge Manual "Any shot you want: the A-Square Recharge Manual and Rifle" you can find in Amazon if you . And on the theme of books if you are interested in African hunting then you can find Peter Hathaway Capstick books on Amazon if you. Original A-Square "Hannibal" rifle in .470 Capstick. (Photo courtesy icollector.com). The .470 Capstick is a great game and dangerous game cartridge that genuinely doubles and improves the original .470 Nitro Express. If you are considering a journey to take in large creatures that can decide to do serious damage is one of the best caliber options you could do; and if you get your .470 Capstick built on a CZ550 re-barreled CZ550 .375H advantageH you will be able to have one for very little money. (Image of nature in the head of this post courtesy Kynoch). Jon Branch is Revivaler's founder and senior editor and has written a significant number of articles for various publications, including official purchase guides for eBay, classic car articles for Hagerty, magazine articles for the Australian Shooters Journal and the Australian Shooter, and is a long time collaborator for Silodrome. Jon has done radio, television, magazine and newspaper interviews on various topics, and has traveled extensively, having lived in Britain, Australia, China and Hong Kong. His travels have taken him to Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Japan and several other countries. He has studied the arts of the Japanese sword and has a long history of participation in shooting sports, which has included the authorization of presentations to the government on various issues related to firearms and assistance in the design and establishment of shootings. RelatedComments closed. Enter your email address to subscribe to Revivaler and never lose a new post. E-mail address

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