New rifle for the stable.

[TexWeatherby]

+1 It looks like it holds about 20 rifles, which is nice. I'm curious about the vertical slots in the side opposite the hinges, as I have not seen that before. Are there curved bolts that latch through those slots or something? Just wondering.

[Jagumba]

Nice find! Maybe the third shot moving out just is a warmer barrel? I also pull the bolt out on some rifles because safe manufacturers tend to put the slots a little too close to maximize capacity. I remove the bolts to keep them from bumping/rubbing on the rifle next to them. I put a light coat of oil on and place each one in a zip-lock bag on a shelf.

In Australia it is the law rifles must be stored with bolts removed and locked away separately. 

[Jagumba]

I had the same model in 257 Roy. Lovely outfit. It was the business for Fallow in the mountains around here

[BB340]

Don't get the bolts confused!   

They each have a name tag held on with an elastic band.

[BB340]

Nice find! Maybe the third shot moving out just is a warmer barrel? I also pull the bolt out on some rifles because safe manufacturers tend to put the slots a little too close to maximize capacity. I remove the bolts to keep them from bumping/rubbing on the rifle next to them. I put a light coat of oil on and place each one in a zip-lock bag on a shelf.

In Australia it is the law rifles must be stored with bolts removed and locked away separately. 

No it is not every state that has the law that bolts must be removed. Where I live in NSW you can store your rifles with the bolts in them.
I will put the bolts in the ones held in the rifle safe door, just havent yet.

[Blackbear3]

Glad you got it shooting and a great looking safe for all your Weatherby rifles!

[zoniezonie]

I generally use IMR-7828 in the 257 although other powders work, regular 7828 gives me the best accuracy/velocities in 257's with 100 to 110 grain bullets, if it doesn't shoot a TTSX might try a TSX and see what it does.   one thing I have noticed with our 257's the bedding has to be good,  no high spots and I glass bed at least 3 inches into the barrel channel & free float the rest of the barrel,   most of our Weatherby's are done this way.  I have given up on hard core brushing copper fouled barrels and going thru several brushes in the process.  buy a little bore scope for 50/60 bucks and check your progress.  My routine anymore is one of www.frfrogspad.com copper removing suggestions.  it's worth reading a lot of his thoughts.