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Here are a couple more.

Neal

6BR McGowen rear grip Striker




Family photo

Some very nice looking tools John.

Neal

Neal,
Since you are having difficulty posting pics, just email me the link and i will post for you.

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7mm Rem Mag Imp

xphunter, what IS that action? It looks some sort of falling block.

You are correct, itis a falling block action with easy to interchange barrels-Exceptionally accurate to boot. MOA Maximum
Check out the site:
http://www.moaguns.com/

Thanks!

I am somewhat of a falling block aficianado. I started off as simply a single shot shooter, but I've been getting away from the other single shot actions like rolling blocks and break actions and concentrating on falling blocks.

I noticed that their price list is as of January 2007.

I'll have to call them tomorrow.

I might be there when you call. I will be at Rich's tomorrow for awhile.

sako 7mm-08 3-9 burris w/posi

i have a T/C encore with a 15 inch barrel in 308 they are nice hand cannons

I'm waiting on the parts to build one of these:


This is the other, a Remington XP-100R Long Range Pistol, both in .223: ( rifle is .308 )


With the right ammo, this is what fun looks like: ( someone else's pic )

7x57 14" barrell from Bullberry


30-30 10" factory Contender Barrell



17 HMR 12" barrell from Bullberry


Troy

Sako action with a Gilmore stock, 14.1/2" Douglas bbl. and a homemade brake.....and it's a repeater. [self built]

I have a T/C Contender with two barrels.
#1 is a SSK 6.5 JDJ pictured below.

I also have a T/C 14" in 7x30 Waters.

JD338

A dead stock Striker in .308 that a decent offer would buy...

MOREBS

That is wild, how does it shoot?

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MOREBS

That is wild, how does it shoot?

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Lets see if this will post a picture.

Sako 6ppc w/ 3-9 burris

Top pic is copyrighted and I got permission to post. I would use one of my own, but I cant beat the quality of this one.

A few photos of my 'baby' hand rifle.... a modified Savage Striker .22WMR Pistol in neallam laminate stock (courtesy of Mr. Neal Cooper).

How about a 338 Lapua Improved (338 Allen Xpress) XP-100?

I would hope the forward thrust of the muzzle brake leaves your arm attached!
That's a wicked-cool looking Long Range Handgun.
Nice.

250 grain bullets don't have much recoil, but the 300 grain SMK's seem about double the recoil.

Nice rig, Garys4598.

.416 Rigby

I honestly thought someone built this on a dare...
Came as you see with 2 boxes of ammo only 2 had been fired... Not even as bad as by 629PD Scandium framed .44 Mag

I have a few but this is the one I would consider as a Hand Rifle.
Encore,16 7/8" SSK 300WM with Arrestor brake,Wood by Dave Dolin,Knife by me

In order to see through my trifocals comfortably I must put my Striker and Competitor on a contraption that's 9" above the bench. Some of these pictures seem to show pistols quite a way above the bench. Do others need this height increase?
Thanks;
joe b.

My favorite so far

That's my .338 Norma Mag
It's really not bad to shoot at all. Certainly no worse than my .338 Lapua Mag!



This is my 7 Dakota.

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This is my 7 Dakota.

How do you shoot that with a rifle scope? (Eye relief issues?)

Not a problem to shoot with a rifle scope. I come in close to get a full field of view, aquire the target, then pull my head back until I have about a 1/3 view through the scope.

I have several long range rigs set up with rifle scopes. A good brake like the American Precision Arms models, or Holland Radial, or Kirby Allen's Pain Killer takes most of the bite out of the recoil.

They're a lot of fun to shoot!

XP-100 custom with .250-3000 1:12" Hart barrel, Fagen stock and Burris 2x7 scope.



Thrives on 75 and 85-grain bullets!
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This is my 22-250 XP. Still looking for a decent stock. I hope somebody has an old beat up IHMSA center grip stock laying around they might "donate" cheaply to my cause.



Greg

Here's my latest barrel. 375 JDJ on a pre-easy open frame.





That's a 30-30 on the left, 375 JDJ in the middle, and a 45-70 on the right.

is there a 375-70? I think that woulds be pretty cool

I've not heard of one. I doubt it as the JDJ is about the limit of the Contender frame's strength. There are several barrel makers that say not to use them on pre-G2 frames. SSK's been making them for a long time now (since long before there ever was a "G-2"), and Jones his-own-self doesn't see a problem with it, as long as you don't go screwing around with load data and try to "hot rod" off of Jone's recipe.

I would imagine a larger case would be an Encore proposition. The 444 Marlin case seems "plenty" for me...

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This is my 7 Dakota.

Interesting, I thought a 16 inch barrel was the max for the BATF?