It was an Alaskan that he restocked with a Witworh,
it put 5 fed bearclaws in a group 1/2 in high and about 1 and a 1/4 wide, the all touched, the next 3 went into a another group about 1'' at 11 o'clock about 2" high. It is double grouping I will bed it and try a different scope.
Thanks for the reply
Steel killer
The rifle will most likely need bedding, because the Whitworth and the Interarms Alaskan are quite different in configuration! The Whitworth has a larger diameter barrel, and has a second recoil lug, on the barrel, about 4 inches ahead of the reciever ring. The Interarms is likly moveing in the over roomy stock. The Alaskans sometimes split stocks in the 375H&H, and 458 Win Mag, because of the lack of the forward recoil lug!
Both rifles are made on the same action. a ZESTAVA, made on FN machinery, But the Whitworths were polished a little better, and they were barreled, and stocked in Mannchester Eng, while the Interarms Mausers were barreled, and stocked here in the USA. I would add the recoil lug on the barrel, if it were me, but I would sure glass the action tightley. The recoil lug on the barrel should be glassed in on the back side only, and relieved on the front, and sides.
I have two of the Whitworths, both chambered for 375 H&H, one in a synthetic stock for Alaska hunting, which is usually in rain. The other is in the factory stock, and is used in Africa, where it is as dry as the moon! They are very good rifles, if the owner will only do the things needed to make them VERY good!
