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Jim Kobe
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WHOA!!!!

Lovin it, that stick of wood is awesome


Rod

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Looking forward to hearing load data and how it shoots.




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Very, very nice!


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Posts: 7568 | Location: Victoria, Texas | Registered: 30 March 2003Reply With Quote
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That is Damn Nice!
 
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We don't see many in the latest H&H chamberings.....nicely done Jim...beauty!


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Whatever that rifle cost..for me it would need to be doubled since it would have a twin brother in 300 H&H Smiler
 
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Oh my God you put the bolt on the wrong side of the rifle!!!!!!! Big Grin Very nice!

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That is on the "right" side Brett Big Grin


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That is on the "right"correct side Brett Big Grin


Fixed it.


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Got chya......man I love that rifle


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Yeah, it's mine. Just have to get down to pick it up.

And yes, I am seriously considering a twin in 300 H&H.

Being left handed normally sucks when it comes to rifle selection. Then you meet great smiths like Jim and your gun funds drain quickly!


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Its a rifle to be proud of for sure....congrats

A 300 H+H twin would make it an awesome pair.

ChopperGuy, you have a pm


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Chopperguy,
Very nice rifle! What is on the menu to kill with it?


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Mozambique in 2012 for Cape Buff for sure.

Plus anything else I find to hunt with it in the mean time.

Not much a hunter can't use this one for!


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Posts: 681 | Location: Spring Branch, TX (Summers in Northern MN) | Registered: 18 September 2004Reply With Quote
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well I gess if you can't get a Blaser Barrel , Have a rifle made Looks grate.
 
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Wouldn't a set of three in 300 H&H, 375 H&H and 400 H&H be something?

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Make it four, add a 458 Lott...

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Make it four, add a 458 Lott... .465 H&H

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Fixed it for ya!


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well I gess if you can't get a Blaser Barrel , Have a rifle made Looks great.


Exactly!


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Although the 458 Lott maintains the case size family.

Things have gone full circle. Roy took the H&H case to do his first calibres and H&H then took Roy's 378 to do the 465 H&H Big Grin
 
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tu2

Very nicely done.
 
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Certainly a great calibre if your going to the north of Moz. tu2
 
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The .400H&H is interesting. I have a empty case, one of the first loaded ammo. The case is without any marks on the bottom.

Martin
 
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beer Bravo Mike! Just saw the photo you told me about. Well done, my good man. Well done.
You know, if Jim keeps this up, he just might make a name for himself. Big Grin
 
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