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Building Double Rifles

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10 March 2005, 20:32
Minkman
Building Double Rifles
Gentlemen,

A friend dropped off a book yesterday and I couldn't put it down, now I'm re-reading. Building Double Rifles on Shotgun Actions by W. Ellis Brown.

Does anyone know, seen, or used any of these re-builds? Has anyone on AR ever done this?

I am really intrigued by this and already looking for a suitable action in case I can actually do a 450 NE or even a 22rf or Hornet.

Or is it easier to get the Remington double 45/70 and rebarrel it?

Any thoughts
11 March 2005, 00:42
Harry
Butch started out that way when he was still in Farmington NM. Used Browning as I recall.


You can borrow money but you can not borrow time. Go hunting with your family.
11 March 2005, 04:47
N'gagi
I have the book and have the shotgun already to go. Both are at my gunsmith now. I have two barrels in .470 for it.

Here are some pictures of the Beretta action ready for the barrels to go on. What do you guys think so far?

Let's try a link instead of a picture:

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid160/p9faa3fe531d1275e28654b9c11b2e851/f4df3998.jpg

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid160/p3f81ccfdbd2f7d318ed6479110c21cbc/f4df3996.jpg


Mark Jackson
11 March 2005, 05:13
DRB
Mark,

I can't see your pictures! Roll Eyes


Regards
Dave
11 March 2005, 13:56
Minkman
Mark, Your pictures are forbidden!

Both barrels are in .470?

How far along are you?
14 March 2005, 02:50
N'gagi
If somebody could help me post these, I'd appreciate it. I have used Imagestation before woth no problem....


Mark Jackson
14 March 2005, 03:30
500grains



14 March 2005, 03:31
500grains
Those pics work for me, hope others can see them. If not, then N'gai you may want to upload your pics to photobucket.com since it seems more reliable than imagestation.com. Nice looking action.
14 March 2005, 03:53
DRB
500grains,

I can see them now... Big Grin


Regards
Dave