DrMike
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FOTIS":1fphjqn6 said:
Oh, man, Fotis, now you've gone and done it. We'll all be on pins and needles trying to guess what it is. Wanta' give us a hint?
Big Bore (.375 and larger) Rifles
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Oh, man, Fotis, now you've gone and done it. We'll all be on pins and needles trying to guess what it is. Wanta' give us a hint?
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DrMike":s878dq4t said:
Its big and it goes boom! :mrgreen:
JD338
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Let's put it this way....
I do not know a single person who has built this!
I do not know a single person who has built this!
DrMike
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FOTIS":1jvsnpbo said:
Hoo, boy, is that rife with all sorts of potential ideas. :mrgreen:
Oldtrader3
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My 9.3x74R, Ruger Number One.
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Charlie that is a Bad aZZ rifle.
FOTIS":24eulkfm said:
600 Overkill? 600 Nitro? 700 Nitro? 50 BMG? 585 Nyati? 577 T-Rex?
My buddy and I were trying to figure out just how big of a gun it would take to make a bear fly through the air like a rockchuck. It wasn't reasonable to shoot and explosive enough bullets would be tough to come by.
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IdahoCTD":2dy3arb6 said:
Not even remotely close...
gerry
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I need to get a few more pics of it but here is my 375 Ruger stoked with 300 gr Accubonds standing guard last spring while bear hunting.
Oldtrader3
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Thanks Fotis. I have been making test loadings for it. Just need the weather to cooperate.
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G'Day Fella's,
Here are a few images of a very special, recently made rifle that I imported for customer/mate of mine from it's London UK gun maker, earlier this year.
It's a W.J. Jeffery sidelock, in .450-400 3" chamberings.
Fella's, I'll shut up now and I'll let the images do the talking!
Merry Christmas
Homer
Here are a few images of a very special, recently made rifle that I imported for customer/mate of mine from it's London UK gun maker, earlier this year.
It's a W.J. Jeffery sidelock, in .450-400 3" chamberings.
Fella's, I'll shut up now and I'll let the images do the talking!
Merry Christmas
Homer
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HomerOz":1u906sya said:
Wow!
I just drooled on my key board.
That is gorgeous.
JD338
DrMike
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Very handsome, Homer.
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G'Day Fella's,
Sorry but I'm not able to view my own photo attachments (I've managed to switch that off & don't know how to rectify it?)!
Can some one please tell me, how many images have been posted.
Sorry Mr Nosler, if I've doubled up!!!
Merry Christmas
Homer
Sorry but I'm not able to view my own photo attachments (I've managed to switch that off & don't know how to rectify it?)!
Can some one please tell me, how many images have been posted.
Sorry Mr Nosler, if I've doubled up!!!
Merry Christmas
Homer
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Great looking stick. What is it?
Guy Miner
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HomerOz":qqqnkntz said:
Very nice rifle! I've never shot a double rifle. Have heard great things about the .450-400 chambering. Seems to me that Craig Boddington had some very positive things to say about it as a buffalo rifle.
Thanks for sharing the photos of that remarkable rifle!
Guy
DrMike
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HomerOz":1h21br5m said:
You've now posted a total of five photos--four of the rifle and one closeup of the wood. It is a gorgeous stick, that's for certain.
