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This ain´t bad either.. The Pedersoli 1886 Classic sporting rifle in .45-70 Nice Wood...nice finish...just all Nice.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tky94td1PuY

I still hope one day some wildcatter will do a 45-90 necked down to .429cal.. a sort of super .444Magnum

Great shot indeed. At 480 yards is where the .338win really shines...especially on kudu. Thanks for sharing.

...another 7x57 SchönauerM52 http://www.vdb-waffen.de/de/gebrauchtwa ... auer&o=neu

Put it this way. To find the needle in the hay...remove the hay and the needle will eventually show up. There is a guy here in Denmark who has a nice 1952 fullstocked(Stutzen) for sale in 7x57. http://dk-arms.com/vaaben-91/langvaaben ... -1603.html

Well...How bad do you really want one?.

Hey Guy. Good to hear things are going well and you recover. A slow start-up program with a light recoiling rifle might keep you going. Back to .22lr and upwards.....just like in you teen years. Back to basics. Keep up. Take care. J.

Hi Doc. Thanks for the show. I believe if you get 310grain woodleighs going 2280 ft/sec in that Whelen of yours + you have 225s doing +2600 ft/sec you would never look at a .358Norma again. Too much versatillity in such good caliber like the .35 Whelen. A 310grain FMJ can kill elephants...

Love to have shared a meal with Scott. Sounds like he was a nice guy with many interests. RIP Scott!.

You have done your grinding job well I see....normally the 1903 Schönauer would never feed from the magazine with the above mentioned bullets. Only a 159 roundnose would work. BTW: My best load was using 43grain Vithavouri N160 to a 159grain Teilmantel(softnose) from RWS.

Well..why didn´t I stick to my first rifle(s)?. My first rifle was a target rifle in .22lr. I got that one when I was 10. Later at 14years of age I got a .30-30 M94. The first one was accurate but lacked power and the second had power but lacked accuracy. I soon later dicovered power and...

A nice pre-war(WW1) hammerless backactioned doublerifle in .450 NE.

I had my .300 H&H scoped here last week. A Karl Kaps 4X36. For this rifle I think its a good match.

All Mannlicher Schönauers at that time they were made were litterately a handfitted gun. I suspect from your description some former owner had lost the original Rotary steel magazine and had it replaced with another one. However they hadn´t done what you did. Used the time to grind angles on the...

Thanks for sharing Guy. Beautiful state you live in.

Fotis!. Convince yourself you are a collector. That will bring you a long way...

With a .300Rum you are well prepared. Ask the people down there to take you nightshooting at jackels, porcupines or a real afrikaaner springhaas jag(skiet). Ask if you and the party can burrow some shotguns for a rough shoot. Very informal and enjoyable. Don´t forget to take lots of Pictures...

Beautiful rifle. Thanks for sharing. if i recall correct from my Mannlicher Schönauer days the 1779-22 means it was made in 1922 and was the 1779th rifle made. I do come a cross the carbine Model 1903 from time to time and I often feel I must have one again. They are lovely handling rifles...

When does people learn to post Pictures instead of teasing other members with fine guns of interest?. :wink:

That deserve a commet: Best one I´ve heard in years.... It´s a Winner!!.