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Posted by steehl on October 20, 2005 at 5:54 AM (PDT)
Typically outstanding and exhaustive job by iLounge! You guys are really setting the standard...
Posted by bipto in Minneapolis, MN on October 20, 2005 at 5:58 AM (PDT)
Great, comprehensive review! I would like to know if the 5G iPod can be synchronized with multiple iTunes libraries, like the 4G iPod. I recently bought an iPod Shuffle and it was a major problem (at least for me) not being able to use it on multiple iTunes libraries on different computers. Thanks.
Posted by Bruf on October 20, 2005 at 6:43 AM (PDT)
I'm aware of the TV-out, and the remote control accessory... does anyone know if it's possible to display menus on a TV, and navigate menus, playlists, songs, etc.?
Posted by robreams on October 20, 2005 at 7:48 AM (PDT)
Nobody is suggesting watching movies on it, the point is short video clips such as music videos, video podcasts, short films, or (40 min) TV shows.
And for that 2.5" is "good enough". You said so yourself: "we did not believe that we would feel this way, but videos that have been properly optimized for the 320x240 display screen look good."
It's the best music playing device from apple yet that is also adequate for casual video viewing.
Your gripe with the PSP is that its too big, and not portable enough. Seem's kind of schizophrenic.
What the ipod does need now is a better battery. And the key thing; content on itunes. (and a firmware update that add's support to more video formats)
Posted by webby on October 20, 2005 at 7:57 AM (PDT)
Great review, having had all gen's 1-4 it is a shame about the loss of the remote port. I need it for use on my motorcycle . The new 5g is beautiful.To bad I can't use it !!!
Posted by Brads214 on October 20, 2005 at 8:02 AM (PDT)
People keep complaining about the screen. Work it out....bigger screen = bigger ipod..
Why would you want that?
Its nots a Video iPod, its an iPod that supports video playback.
And that is actaully different
Posted by PS65 on October 20, 2005 at 9:06 AM (PDT)
Great reveiw lounge,
the Audio segment is great stuff.
i wish apple would have upgraded the
capacity and battery a little more though.
ah, maybe a little later.
Posted by Apple_iPod on October 20, 2005 at 9:41 AM (PDT)
Webby: There is a difference between "good" and "great" and "ideal." Yes, it's good. Not great. And we'd like to be able to choose what sort of video content we'd like to watch on it without the artificial restriction of "pick short clips because that's what it can handle."
PS65: The ways to get a bigger screen onto an existing iPod footprint are these: (1) change the device's orientation permanently or temporarily to horizontal, (2) offload Click Wheel onto a remote control and use entire face of iPod for screen, or (3) integrate Click Wheel into screen with touchscreen surface.
Posted by Jeremy Horwitz in East Amherst, NY, USA on October 20, 2005 at 9:57 AM (PDT)
Great review as always Jeremy.
I'm still uncomfortable with the comparisons to the PSP and Vision, although I do see why you guys have been doing it since the release last week. Especially, the PSP.
Posted by morpheus.com on October 20, 2005 at 10:12 AM (PDT)
lol the ipod itself is absolutly NOTHING compared to the mp3 player Microsoft is comming out with in 2006. Just wait and see, oh boy oh boy!
Posted by Gamblor on October 20, 2005 at 10:46 AM (PDT)
What MP3 player would this be then Gamblor? I'm intrigued... If it really will be better than the iPod, as you said, then I am very, very intrigued. I have a strong feeling that your words are just someone wishing that Microsoft's new player will, this time around, actually be the legendary "iPod killer" and not just another flunk like all the other attempts. We'll see.
Posted by louispavlo in Southampton, UK on October 20, 2005 at 11:45 AM (PDT)
Great reveiw Jeremy, I appreciate the forethought shown by having the collapsable menus system i read the whole thing but i understand why some wouldn't so good job. Also is there any indication yet whether the iTalk that will be compatible with the 5G will have the digital gain adjustment expected in a upcoming iteration or if it will be a rushed one first that is the current model but compatible? Gamblor you wouldn't happen to live in Redmond,WA would you?
Posted by JuanoTejano on October 20, 2005 at 12:01 PM (PDT)
robreams, I had the same question. Looks like it can't...
Posted by mpb2000 on October 20, 2005 at 12:02 PM (PDT)
If I had designed this iPod, I would have left it the same thickness and about tripled the battery capacity.
Posted by LukeA on October 20, 2005 at 12:17 PM (PDT)
Jeremy, nice job! A ton of data, don't know how you do it. Thanks for another great distillation of the changes to the 5G iPod.
It will be most interesting to follow the video saga as it unfolds.
My 5G 60GB is shipping today.
Posted by runningman on October 20, 2005 at 12:52 PM (PDT)
There couldn'e BE a "great" video iPod now. It would flop no matter what.
Apple is moving into video in the way that makes sense.
Posted by Nagromme on October 20, 2005 at 12:52 PM (PDT)
Hey- they were able to play 720 x 320 24FPS MPEG4 video! That is amazing! That should give great output to a TV set. I bet by cutting to say 640 x XXX, you could minimize artifacting. I don't know the max bitrate you can push through, but with 2-pass encoding I think DVD's could look great in MPEG4 at that resolution...
Posted by madmaxmedia in Los Angeles, CA on October 20, 2005 at 12:58 PM (PDT)
"We'd like to be able to choose what sort of video content we'd like to watch on it without the artificial restriction of "pick short clips because that's what it can handle.�? -- Without a movie store deal Apple will not want to release an ipod suitable for playing movies. The current ipod suits the current content they can offer on iTunes.
"The ways to get a bigger screen onto an existing iPod footprint are these: (1) change the device's orientation permanently or temporarily to horizontal, (2) offload Click Wheel onto a remote control and use entire face of iPod for screen, or (3) integrate Click Wheel into screen with touchscreen surface." -- Jeremy, no offence but those are bad ideas.
A touchscreen will be a lot more expansive to make so the current price points will not be maintained. You will have fingerprints on your screen that you want to view so badly. And lastly, you won't have any feedback like you have now from the clickwheel.
A remote control is not an elegant solution, and a clickwheel is in large part what makes an ipod an ipod.
Making it horizontal like the many mockups that have been flowing around before the 5G's were introduced is the only logical idea you listed.
However, if the current ipods screen is 2.5" and 320x240... you can double it to 5" and 640x480, and that will equal DVD resolution and will be VERY watchable. Good enough for movies. And you still won't have to change the formfactor of the ipods, you can fit a 5" screen on there.
Jeremy, you wrote a great review and of course I understand and want the same things as you. But video is a whole diffrent thing from audio, up till now it has not been proven yet that there exists a market for it. And that is what steve is doing with this ipod, the key to all of this is the content.
His going to sell a few million of the new full sized ipods, look over the stats from the itunes video store and then show them to the movie studios and say: "look guys, here you go this proves it, people want portable video, people will rather have digital distribution, I can make this work like I did with music." Then his going to sign a deal to be able to provide a very broad range of video content, lots of TV, movies... and intro the new, ipod (this time his going to say "video ipod") with itunes 7.
Would you rather he do this right and wait an extra year or come out with something early that's rushed and incomplete?
The real problems with this ipods are the battery life (that needs to go up now that it plays a little video), and the lack of support for other formats.
I think that if you didn't have to convert your videos and would have gotten an hour or two more of video playback you would have given it an A, or maybe an A+ even.
Posted by webby on October 20, 2005 at 1:54 PM (PDT)
We know what Apple's goal is with this, and we are not in any way saying that it is a bad strategy. But to answer your question directly:
"Would you rather he do this right and wait an extra year or come out with something early that's rushed and incomplete?"
The answer is, "do this right." To us, right is a somewhat larger widescreen with higher resolution display capability and higher resolution output capability, with considerably wider format support.
Those three suggestions aren't meant to be equal or ideal, but of the three of them, the horizontal one does make the most sense. Re: the touchscreen, entirely agreed, but have you seen a black nano or 5G yet? Is there a difference any more?
It would unquestionably have been a better product if it supported more video formats. Battery life? Just make it user-swappable and we'll be happy (as will everyone else). And a flat A? Needs a better screen. A+? Needs to be $199.
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Was in town for a convention, went here to eat. The food was good, the atmosphere was good. All was good until our waiter Daniel B gave me the bill ,we were in a hurry I gave him my credit card he ran the card I signed it. Then I notice the bill had all these other charges on it. I told him and he said oh he made a mistake and put someone else stuff on my bill. Then he reruns a new bill about $45 less I paid that one. When I ask about what happened to the other bill I paid he assured me that only this bill will go thru. Well, we all know what happened next he ran the 1st higher bill and not the second lower bill. Im back in St louis now. I disputed it with the credit card company and Baileys sent in my sign receipt so they closed the case for now. I can write a letter and reopen the case but I just decided to tell my story here. So if you are from out of town don't go here or don't get Daniel B as your waiter other wise you will be over paying and getting ripped off. Oh and I did contact the manager there and he could care less. I think this is a common practice at Baileys.
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Good Food, Sports and Great music! – I just moved to Nashville and as soon as I went into Bailey's I instantly liked it. It's a fun place, the food was delicious and the people were very nice. While I was there they had live music, which was great! If you like watching sports, drinking beer, and country music then this is your place!
Good Food, Good time – I visited Bailey's on Broadway prior to a Monday night Predator's game. The food was good and served quickly. Good atmosphere. We got a pizza which was awesome! Good selection of beer, also.
Awesome food and a great time. – I have visited this establishment many times and my friends and i always had a blast. The servers are usually pretty cool and fun to be around. Grant it we would always go there first before hitting the rest of the strip but I have never had a problem there. And the chicken fingers and fries rock!!!!!!!!
Good Drinks! – This place is great!- me and my friends get good drinks here. I love it!
Good olde place – The place had a nice country atmosphere. Only wish you couldn't smoke here. Food and music were the usual bar fare.
Has a Blast! – My husband and I , along with another couple, went to Baileys on Valentines night, before heading over to see Rick Springfield. We had great appitizers, lots of cold beer. Adam, the Manager, was very hospitable, and made our visit very memorable!! We will definitely be back!!
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Closet Inspection
Fin: Psst, Mom. I'm in here.
Mom (Opening the closet door): In here? I don't see you?
Fin: Over here, behind the laundry basket, and Dad's pants.
Mom: What are you hiding from?
Fin: Hiding? I'm not hiding.
Mom: Well you're late for breakfast, it's almost 5:30am. Why don't you come out?
Fin (Whispering): Can you bring my breakfast in here?
Mom: No! Hey your not scared of the rain and thunder are you?
Fin: No! I'm just catching up on my closet inspection duties. Is the storm over yet?
Mom: Yep.
Fin (Running past Mom to kitchen): Let's go Mom! The day is practically over!
25 comments:
- Prancer Pie said...
Being afraid of thunder and rain is nuthin to be ashamed of, pretty Fin! Efun us manly mancats like to go UTB fur thunder boomies!
- October 4, 2011 at 8:59 PM
- Sparkle said...
I hear you get WAY more violent storms than we do, Fin, so I don't blame you for being nervous!
- October 4, 2011 at 9:29 PM
- MoMo said...
Hahaha Finny, you're a funny kitty! Are the storms bad over your place? As long as I am indoors, I am fine with thunder and rain.
- October 4, 2011 at 10:39 PM
- Mr Puddy said...
MOL...Fin, This is very cute and Funny post, I love it : )
- October 4, 2011 at 10:56 PM
- Cat-from-Sydney said...
Fin dear,
Yeah...those closets do need inspection now and then. Better to get it done. purrr...meow!
- October 5, 2011 at 12:40 AM
- Milo and Alfie Marshall said...
MOL! Is yoor mom a bit of a ... :whispers: ... scaredy cat?
We has been having problems commenting but Mom has downloaded FireFox just for blogging and thinks this may help ~ who knows, if she likes it, maybe she'll kick smelly old Internet Explorer owt!
- October 5, 2011 at 1:20 AM
- CATachresis said...
It's a rule that all closet inspection duties have to be carried out during a storm.
- October 5, 2011 at 1:35 AM
- Fuzzy Tales said...
LOL! Fin, in our house it's our mom who would be hiding in the closet during a storm. :-)
- October 5, 2011 at 4:34 AM
- Marg said...
Oh Fin, Mom needed that laugh this morning. She has had a very sad morning. Dora, the little black kitten had to go to the bridge this morning and we don't know why. Take care.
- October 5, 2011 at 5:22 AM
- Cat said...
I hope the storm passed quickly fin and you didn't have to spend too much time in the closet!!!
- October 5, 2011 at 5:41 AM
- Hannah and Lucy said...
Fin you were so brave checking out the closet when the storm was raging - you had to protect you mom and dad's things.
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
- October 5, 2011 at 7:11 AM
- Whisppy said...
LOL! I'm sure you made up for lost time!
- October 5, 2011 at 7:39 AM
- The Cat From Hell said...
Yous made me giggle! My Hairy Slobbery siste Bob hides in the closet too when it thunders!
- October 5, 2011 at 9:09 AM
- Ginger Jasper said...
aww bless. I hope the storm has gone now.. Hugs GJ xx
- October 5, 2011 at 11:37 AM
- Cat Chat With Caren And Cody said...
I guess the closet has passed inspection! lol
- October 5, 2011 at 2:52 PM
- Katnip Lounge said...
Finny, we're with ya on this one! Only Salem and The Baby are brave enough to perform rain inspection.
As opposed to UTB inspection.
- October 5, 2011 at 3:18 PM
- Eric and Flynn said...
We like to watch the storms and leave the closet inspection to mum.
- October 5, 2011 at 4:12 PM
- ♥I am Holly♥ said...
Closet inspection is a great thing to do when a storm hits! Lots of love, Debbie & Holly
- October 5, 2011 at 5:16 PM
- Cara n Crew said...
It was just a coincident that you happened to be inspecting the closet during a storm, Fin ;-/ Here's hoping you had a calmer day!
Pip, Smidgen, Minnie, Hollie
- October 5, 2011 at 5:18 PM
- The Island Cats said...
Whew! We're glad that's over now!!
- October 5, 2011 at 6:46 PM
- meowmeowmans said...
We understand, Fin. We're not bog fans of the thunder, either!
- October 5, 2011 at 7:04 PM
- Cheyenne -Millie said...
Oh Fin! I hates thunders and storms too! I am glad that it went away and that you got your breakfast!
I also hide when there are too many humanst in the room!
Thank you for your kind words for our mom and human sister.
- October 5, 2011 at 10:25 PM
- Cory said...
Fin it's ok to admit you are afraid of thunderboomies and lightning...we are too but we figure as long as mom isn't hiding in the closet or under the bed, it's all ok.
- October 6, 2011 at 5:28 AM
- Purrfect Haven said...
oh sweetie.. never admit to anything is a good strategy! Love Darcy and Bingley xx
- October 6, 2011 at 7:11 AM
- Mary Sheehan Winn said...
We had tree cutters at our house yesterday and they raised quite a racket.
Although we are pretty goosie we actually peeked out the windows at the strange monsters climbing trees with chain saws.
Our eyes were as big as dinner plates for the rest of the evening.
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Normally when a site is blocked through /etc/hosts, traffic is just being redirected to a non-existent server that isn't going to respond. This helps get your point across a little more clearly than a browser timeout.
Of course you could use any number of codes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes
Obviously, this command can be added to init-rc.d, and more sophisticated responses can be given. Seems noteworthy to mention that the information sent from the browser can be parsed using the bash READ builtin (such as 'while read -t 1 statement; do parsing'), and the connection stays open until the script exits. Take care that you must use EXEC:'bash -c foo.sh', as 'execvp' (socat's method for executing scripts) invokes 'sh', not 'bash'.
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I'll let Slayer handle that. Raining Blood for your pleasure.
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Like 5813, but fixes two bugs: [1]This leaves the meta-packages 'linux-headers-generic' and 'linux-image-generic' alone so that automatic upgrades work correctly in the future. [2]Kernels newer than the currently running one are left alone (this can happen if you didn't reboot after installing a new kernel).
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Senior point guard Trevor Releford led the way with 18 points and six steals. Guard Retin Obasohan put in 12 points and grabbed seven rebounds.
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"Even though we had a lot of losses in the non-conference, I feel like it helped us a lot," Releford said. "The young guys were able to play in the close games we had. In the SEC, no game is going to be easy. It's going to be a fight every night. I think it helped the young guys a lot and prepared them for what's ahead.
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Batman & Penguin
Ugh. No me likey bad dreams! Wanna hear about this one? Hmmm. Everyone hates when random people start describing their dreams. Oh well, I guess that's the point of a blog -- you can do stuff like that! Ha. You wanna hear this dream! You do! It's pretty nuts.
Here goes ...
So I dreamt that this guy kidnapped me. There was this purple car in Mr. Bad Guy's driveway with the keys in it so I stole the purple car to escape! But then somehow the car was gone and I ended up walking down the street, hiding behind trees, on the lookout for Mr. Bad Guy. Or something like that, the details are a little blurry.
Then Mr. Bad Guy found me on the street, but now he had the purple car.
I saw a limo coming down the street and I saw a way to save myself! I dove into the window and we zoomed off. Then the driver drove and drove until she got to this hotel/casino -- but then the kidnapper was there! And he was the Penguin, ya know, from Batman! Ahhhh!!!!
I was trying to get away from him ... and then I woke up.
Stupid nightmares. Gah!
But guys, I think I know what this all means -- last night before I went to bed I was over analyzing this blog post I've been trying to write about the election. So the reason I dreamt about the Penguin is because McCain = the Penguin!
Watch this and it will all make sense!
The similarities are too eerie!
Some key dialogue ...
"friends and fellow citizens" = McCain's favorite phrase: "my friends."
"There will be no mudslinging in this campaign" = McCain's (broken) promise to run a clean campaign!
"Batman … who is he?" = McCain asking crowds "Who is Obama?"
"Batman ... rubs elbows with the worst elements of this city" = Sarah Palin claiming that Obama "pals around with terrorists."
Oooh and then listen to Batman (Obama) – he's so calm and collected and noble!
Batman, er, Obama, 08!
p.s. After writing this I thought maybe I was being a meanie to McCain -- but then I realized all I'm doing is quoting his campaign sound bites!
** edited** p.p.s. And no, I have no problems with being a meanie to McCain! ha. In my house it's encouraged! I guess that's a Duh! though. Actually that's not entirely true; I actually feel kinda bad for the guy. Anyways - more on this laters!
10 comments:
- Allison said...
You are too funny. Don't stress yourself out too bad about it. Just let the words flow and I know whatever you have to say will be brilliant. That would be a bad dream though. Creepy!
- October 21, 2008 at 12:43 PM
- Mermanda said...
Andrew drew that same comparison during the town hall debate!
- October 21, 2008 at 12:57 PM
- Sara McGinness said...
hilarious, I love it. I am showing this to the hubby tonight when he gets home to show him another reason to vote Obama over McCain.
- October 21, 2008 at 2:33 PM
- Katelin said...
haha you crack me up. that's pretty funny. oooh and how is the obama book you're reading? good stuff so far?
- October 21, 2008 at 3:49 PM
- *CPA* Su said...
You have quite intense dreams!! LOL! =)
- October 21, 2008 at 4:41 PM
- Sarah said...
Love the political tie in, you are so hilarious!
- October 21, 2008 at 8:10 PM
- Design Gal said...
Lol, you're so funny! (I think I say that in every comment, but it's a good thing!)
I always have random dreams too, especially right before I wake up!
- October 21, 2008 at 8:48 PM
- La Petite Chic said...
That is a freaky dream! The Penguin always creeped me out...
- October 22, 2008 at 1:05 PM
- Emily said...
Hilarious... and I definitely don't think you were too hard on McCain. It's the truth.
- October 22, 2008 at 2:09 PM
- Steph Corwin said...
YOU'RE TOO CUTE!!! Sad that this post got buried in my google reader for so long! It was too funny!
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French documentary filmmaker Florent Tillon e-mailed some "bad news" to Joel Thurtell '67 this past summer. Instead of including video of a July 2009 motorboat trip the men took up the Rouge River in Detroit as part of his feature-length documentary, Detroit Wild City, Tillon turned their river excursion into Sanctuary, a 12-minute, stand-alone video.
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The Rouge River is a perfect example of this irony, he said. For mile after mile, he and the others slowly cruised along the ugly side of industrial America - piles of coke, ore, and slag from two working steel mills; heaps of salt, gypsum, and four miles of river literally paved with concrete to prevent flooding caused by construction of homes, stores, offices, hotels, factories on terrain naturally prone to flood.
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"Instead of playing a bit part, I got to co-star."his 2005 canoe trip, Thurtell said he developed "raging infections" on his hands from the frequent contact he had with the river water.
Just north of Michigan Avenue, however, the concrete changes to woodland, Thurtell said. "As if somebody touched a switch...it's urban forest with cardinals calling and kingfishers sailing overhead. Welcome to the Henry Ford Estate. It was the personal sanctuary created by auto magnate Henry Ford and seems quite rural, except we know better. We had just passed the factory sprawl and eternal mess Ford and other industrialists created just downstream."
Detroit Wild City will premiere October 8-10 at Detroit's Burton Theater. Sanctuary, which Tillon said will become a "DVD bonus" of the main documentary, can be viewed on Thurtell's blog, joelontheroad.com. Read more about Up the Rouge and Thurtell's other books there, and in the May 2010 Belight. Contact Joel at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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A question always asked..............
I'm new here, but I'm sure this question has been asked over a million times. Before I ask, if you have any info that could be profitable to my question in regards to the answer, please dont hesitate to post it.
Now, I'm gonna get a "Dangerous Game" rifle and cant decided on caliber. This is for any of the Dangerous game species (obviously elephant,cape buff,hippo....).
To the best of my understanding a .375 H&H will do the job cleanly on all of the animals if shot placement is near perfect. And most seem to prefer .416 (rem or rigby) and up. It doesn't take much common sense to realize that a 600 nitro is bigger than necessary and can actually cause other issues regarding penetration because of bullet diameter. So what are your thoughts? I have been contemplating over the .416 Rigby and the .458 Lott ((yes, I do realize that the difference between the Lott and win mag ballistics may not be significant, but I dont want a Win Mag)).
I'm not asking for what rifle, but what caliber. Something else I would like to know, is what type of accuracy is necessary and at what range?
Thanks, and sorry for the semi-long post.
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Generally speaking I'd say it's good advice to any shooter moving up to the bigger African calibers that starting out at the .375H&H is a great place to start. The most punishing caliber I had shot before getting my .375 was a .300RUM which I sold and backed down that wussy little .300 Win Mag. When I first shot the .375 it was definitely noticeable but it wasn't that big of a deal and I quickly grew use to it. After having that rifle for about a year, I came across a very good buy on a CZ in .416 Rigby and jumped on it. After all the only thing better than having a DG rifle is having two!
The step up to the 416 Rigby I can tell you was significantly bigger than from the .300WM to the .375H&H. To give you some perspective I shoot 78gr of IMR4350 behind a 300gr bullet in the .375H&H. My .416 Rigby load is 103gr of H4831 behind a 400gr bullet. I'm expecting that muzzle velocity to be comparable between the two. But that jump in 100gr in bullet weight makes a BIG difference. While I just pull the trigger now on the .375 without much thought, I assure you I've not got to that point with the Rigby. I wouldn't say I'm afraid of the Rigby as I'm getting good groups while bench shooting, but I can tell you I'm very mindful of my shooting position and the grip I have on that rifle.
So if you have limited or no big bore experience, I highly recommend you do not go to the .416 Rigby and most definitely not the 458 Lott (or Win Mag for that matter). If you do that's another matter, but I'd still suggest you find someone who has those calibers and will give you a chance to shoot them before you decide.
What I'd recommend is either a .375H&H or perhaps better yet, the .404 Jeffery. The .404J pushes a 400gr bullet at roughly 2200fps. A bit slow perhaps, but at DG ranges plenty fast. Personally I see no difference in the recoil having shot both. If you do this and spend a year shooting a few hundred rounds, you could then move up to the 458 category a bit more easier. I think you'll still find it a big jump, but not quite so drastic.
My second recommendation is if you don't follow my first, and go to the .416 or .458, then without a doubt start your loads nice and light and bring yourself up slowly. A nasty flinch at that moment of truth on a Cape Buffalo could spell disaster.U.S. Contact for HartzView Safaris
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As far as big bore, I shoot lots of 12 ga slugs (which is considered to be basically a .73 cal rifle when shooting full bore slugs out of a rifled barrel). With Dixie slugs, they are over a 300 on the thornily relative stopping power scale.
Recoil, I dont see being much of a problem because I can shoot 2 oz. 12 ga 3.5" mag loads which get around the 60 ft.lbs of recoil and in some loads on the upwards of 80 ft. lbs. and not think twice after a few fast shots out of a 7 lb/7.5 lbs gun.
Maybe I should re-phrase my question..... What would perform better on game? I prefer to get something bigger than the 375 H&H so I dont have to buy another gun later. Nyati makes the lower recoil loads as well, if the full horse factory loads prove to be a bit much.
Thanks for the warm welcome Phil!!!!
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welcome to AH. phil called it well, but if you want to go bigger than a .375 and are ok with the recoil, then i would say the .416 rigby is more practical for you as the client than a .458 lott. it is more versatile and with a scope can be used for longer shots. if you are planning to do mainly dangerous game hunts then the .458 lott has the edge, but the rigby also is no slouch in close up situations. its what you can handle and shoot well that matters in the end, and not what is the biggest calibre i think i should have.
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if you have ruled out the 375 H & H then go with what you want.
The 458 Lott can fire 458 win mag loads.
and like mentioned start low on your reloads and work up a load that you are comfortable with.
The 375 was going to be my first choice for you however you have discounted it, so that leaves me with, I was going to recommend the 416 Rigby or 404 J that Phil indicated to you.James Grage - New Mexico
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I appreciate your help guys. I will probably go with the 416 rigby. The rifle will be a CZ 550 american safari magnum.
Im looking forward to being a part on this forum, and thanks for the welcomes.
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Welcome to the forum.
Either caliber will do a great job. The 416 Rigby is a great choice, it screams Africa and has the ballistics to back it up.
It sounds like you have decided on the CZ. Another good choice.
Have you considered sending it to American Hunting Rifles for upgrades? Wayne turns a solid rifle in to a very nice functioning firearm.
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If that's the way you decide to go, let me know. That's exactly what I have, with an upgraded stock. I really like the rifle and have a very accurate 400gr North Fork load for it. But I was originally trying to get a 404 Jeffery and am inclined to still do so. So I may be inclined to sell mine.
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As Mike stated, the .416 is a great choice. Despite some deep-rooted beliefs, it really doesn't matter how a 400 grain projectile reaches 2400 fps as it exits the muzzle ... it's all the same after that. I took a .416 Rem on my last safari and fell in love with it. Brown Precision with a Winchester Model 70 action. It's undoubtedly the fit and the flex of the fiberglass stock, but it is more tolerable to shoot than my .375 H&H (both rifles weigh the same).
The .416 gives sufficient range for the plains game encounters while still delivering outstanding penetration and impact on close-range DG.Shakey Katy, TX
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CZ offers a rifle in 450 rigby thats what I recomend.
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"Now, I'm gonna get a "Dangerous Game" rifle and cant decided on caliber. This is for any of the Dangerous game species (obviously elephant,cape buff,hippo...."
If you are getting a "Dangerous Games Rifle", the best choice would be .450-.458 caliber and up! You do not want a small bullet with fast velocity but you need a heavy caliber bullet at moderate velocity. Most of the shot will be at close range and in a thick cover. Most of the times you will find the animal stand right behind some branches. Small bullet will be deflected easily by branches.
If you hunt with a good PH, it is his job to get you very close to the animal. For elephant, most shooting range will be between 15-40 meters. For lion, buffalo and hippo, most shooting range will be about 40-75 meters. However, once these animals are wounded, you will very much likely find yourself in a very thick stuff. By then you will wish you are carrying a bigger caliber.
I the past two years, I have taken fourteen elephants, four lions, six buffalos and some plain games, all with .375 H&H. .375 H&H is a great caliber, very accurate with mild recoil. However, of all those trips I wish I have at least .458 in hands, especially for elephant. The only reason I have been using .375 H&H for dangerous games is because I do not have a bigger caliber to hunt with. I have ordered a Mauser M03 .416 Rem, a Heym .470 NE from Germany. They are all finished and ready for shipment but I can not import them to my country yet due to stupid political issues. I have made a rush order for a custom Outschar .458 Lott from Austria to delivery and register it to my PH name in Zim for my next safari in this coming November.
Recoil? I am 5' 6" (167 cm) tall and weight 123 lbs (56 kgs). I have shot: .375 H&H is very sweet to shoot. .458 WSM is fine. .458 Lott is controllable with practice. .505 Gibbs is too much for me.
For a dangerous game rifle, I would recommend you to get .458 Lott and practice with it. I am certain you will love it in the end.
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Welcome to the forum, BigBoreShooter777 !
I see you already got the proper advice from the old timers here.
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416 Rigby in a CZ 550 sounds like a excellent idea.
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Thanks for the replies! I appreciate it!
Now, I have a question that is gonna build off of the rifle I chose. Does anyone know whether or not CZ could convert a 416 to a 458 on the gun if I later wanted?
I have been told on here that the .416 Rigby is enough to kill and elephant if I do my part. But is it marginal? To better phrase my question, is it respected as a VIABLE dangerous game round?
I'm not gonna say that it is a dedicated DG gun. I would like to not have to take 3 different guns
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P.S.- I did some recoil calculators and with the .458 Lott it is telling me under 60 ft.lbs of recoil in a 9.5 lb gun with a muzzle velocity of 2100 fps and a bullet weight of 500 grain..........Any input on that?
I think both are great cartridges, but right when I think I have decided on the caliber, I second guess myself. I just cant seem to find which one fits me best.....Its not because of lack of guidance, because you guys have been a great help.
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Either is a great choice. I have said on a one rifle safari it would be a 416 Rem or Rigby, but would not hesitate to do it with a Lott. Do not second guess either choice, there are plenty of others that will do that for you.
Recoil on a Lott with a good fitting stock is not bad. It will get your attention, but with proper technique it is very manageable.
Now, I have a question that is gonna build off of the rifle I chose. Does anyone know whether or not CZ could convert a 416 to a 458 on the gun if I later wanted?
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A good gunsmith can build a CZ 550 in just about any big bore cartridge. It would of course require a new barrel, the bolt face is larger on the Rigby, so it may need to be changed or modified, a gunsmith could answer that. The magazine/follower would be modified or changed also so it would feed properly.
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Hi again,
Both .416 and .458 are great choices. Choose what you like best.
If you plan to hunt a lot of elephant and hippo, go with bigger caliber. If you plan to hunt of buffalo and cats more, go with .416.
If you will be using factory ammo, may I suggest that you chronograph them before you decide on one as you will be surprise with the outcome?
I had Federal Cape Shoc 375 H&H 300 Trophy Bonded Sledgehammer chonographed at 1,816 Ft/s average VS 2,440 Ft/s advertised. Please watch this video, was my shot bad or not enough penetration from this ammo? The shot was angle up. This was from my last safari in Namibia.
With .458 Lott, I plan to load it down to 2,150 to 2,200 Ft/s. with 500 grains bullet. And like James has mentioned you can use .458 WSA ammo too.
You will need to consider what bullet you will be using too. For solid, I highly recommend Flat Nose.
Good luck.Thorns in fingers and hands, cuts in arms and legs, blisters in feet, happiness in me.
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