These are pictures of SafariKids new hand cannon, in the process of being finished:
50-110, 50 Alaskan, 500 S&W, 500 Super CAl, What caliber is this one???


Pictures from Jack Huntington Advanced Gunsmithing.

That's just wrong. I see so many guns on here that I would love to own. That ain't one of them



WOW

Terry

Man...carpal tunnel from a handgun?

Ugghhhh. It hurts just looking at that thing.

I know a good hand surgeon...

Shipped, finished today. Enjoy.
GS

Got it,Great job,Luv it..Bang,Whats next?! We do need to find someone to make the 500 SS Brass (Super Smith)...I am sending a Vaquero SS Birdshead 3.75 Single Action to Jack next week to be converted to 50 JRH..Want to rebarrel with 2.75" Octagon with banded Frt sight.Jack says he has some other ideas like scalloped frame,etc.May go with Exotic grips like Bark Mammoth Ivory! Going to have Backstrap engraved with "HELLBOY"

Hi Safarikid:

Sorry I didn't get a chance to shoot your gun, sort of;-)

Anyway, for what it's worth: somewhere inbetween these two barrel lengths the 430 grain 1350 fps hits maximum velocity:



I thought it was real cool that with a shroud length barrel, Jack's BFR, we were getting complete powder burn, and velocity at that length barrel. No increase going longer, either, as we found out with this gun:


REALLY do enjoy testing your guns:-) Thanks
and always a pleasure emailing you, even if I couldn't afford that titanium action for the 458 Lott...

That looks like my old 50JRH Marlin that I had Dave Clay build about 2 years back?Is it?....Also,my lil Ruger Redhawk 50JRH...Thanks for the pics!

Yes, it is. I enjoyed shooting both, and the chronograph data I found was fascinating. Pretty amazing that with the 430-440 grain bullets you can get complete velocity in 4" or less barrels.

Would have bought the snubby if I had 2k laying around at the time...

I ought to take that 50JRH Marlin to Africa next trip(?) and shoot some Buff with it!It is Kewl

Love the look of that Marlin.

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Originally posted by Redhawk1:
Love the look of that Marlin.

Thanks,Yes,I do too! I should have kept it(like tons of other guns!)I felt when I hunted with a lever,I would use my 86 Win in 50/110..Oh well!

I've got to ask:

What do you use those 50-110 revolvers for, and the other long cylinder snubbies?

GS

Thats a beauty.
What are those rifles in the picture?

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Originally posted by GS:
I've got to ask:

What do you use those 50-110 revolvers for, and the other long cylinder snubbies?

GS

Well,if you have to know I just like them,the way the look and feel.I do plan on taking a boar,bear or something with them...Just a fun hobby to keep me from going Crazy!

Here are some shots of a Redhawk Jack did that I really like. .500 JRH:



And, one of the best pictures I've ever taken:

GS, now that is a very good looking gun. I like that a lot.

That would be nice in a 500 JHR as well.

Very Nice,if you like "Long Barrels"!

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What are those rifles in the picture?

The blond one with the scope was a customer's 458 Lott, that, IIRC, Shaun put a front barrel lug on, bedded the barrel, and some other fun stuff.

The darker gun is Jacks' .510 Van Horn, Weatherby 460 case shortened and necked up to .510, but, puts a 600 grain Barnes bullet out at 2150 fps. Ammo is the stuff we shot through the gun that day, but, only a couple rounds, to test it, and to bust a jug with the .510, not to mention my shoulder....
Here's a better picture of the rifles, or two:

Safarikid:
Been checking your email lately?
Sent to the address you list, but, no response.

GS

Just replied....

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Originally posted by GS:
Safarikid:
Been checking your email lately?
Sent to the address you list, but, no response.

GS