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Dave Thanks, Let me know if you are going to make it to the SCI show and yes great hunt but my question is when is the next hunt? check your PM RNS | ||
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I started a simple web page for general information. I still have to work on the link. Let me know what everyone thinks. RNS | |||
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I like it. | |||
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Cool. | |||
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Do you have a contact number for Mike Scherz? I am interested in a full dress barrel for a wildcat chambered rifle I'm planning to build. Thanks, ---Catter | |||
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Michael Scherz Gila River Gunworks 1314 S. 4th ave Yuma, Az 85364 1-928-783-3850 | |||
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Nice website, are pac-nor also making barrels ?? Obviously you can order a barrel kit with all the extra trimmings qtr. Rib etc. | |||
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Very cool One day I hope to own one of these monsters! For now I'll settle for a .458 Lott CZ. Any idea when the pics will be up? | |||
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One quick question: other than the slightly larger bore diameter, how does the compare to/improve upon the .500 A-2? | |||
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burninman921 It would be similar to comparing a 458 Lott to the 416 Remington. Mike | |||
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Pac-Nor doesn't list a .550 barrel on their web page. It sure does look interesting and I just saw a nice Rem 30 Express in the Pawn shop this past week. I have too many Irons in the fire at the present though. | |||
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Lar, I know what you mean about to many irons in the fire....and then stuff like this pop up | |||
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Quote: 1. Greater bore diameter. 2. Heavier bullets. 3. More powder capacity. 4. More energy. 5. More momentum. 6. More tissue displacement. = quicker kills of dangerous game. | |||
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I will continue to work on the pictures and get them uploaded as soon as I can. Pacnor does not list this yet . If things continue to go as well as they have been other barrel companies would have to notice. RNS | |||
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for Ed just speculating, could this brass be cut down to 2.5", with an oal around 3.3? this would allow using an enfield (yes, it can fit the longer) or even a mauser. jeffe | |||
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Jeff==Yes it could, a much better use of Mausers than the short rummys.Ed | |||
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Ed, Mind doing drawings for a 2.5"? jeffe | |||
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You would have to cut case to 2.5 inches, put in a .550 bullet and then measure Neck.It may be a little bigger diameter that the 3.00 inch case as brass may be thicker. If the neck is too big so there isn't enough slant to the sides, then you will have to ream the neck. Once you have that measurement then put it on drawing with the regular Weatherby rim, belt, base dimensions, and 2.5 in long.It is always best to wildcat, with the case done first, then drawings, then reamers.I have to get more Weatherby brass to experiment with.Ed. | |||
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jeffeosso 460 weatherby expanded 460 weatherby 378 clyindrical Bell/Mast 450 rigby 3.1" on 460 Weatherby brass made by bruce bertram Still waiting on Horneber brass. I still need to section one of each case so I could cut them back to 2.5" and see how thick the necks would be with a .550 bullet in there. RNS | |||
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RNS what .550 bullet weights are being offered in conventional softpoint so far? Karl. | |||
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Karl Right now Hawk bullets will make from 500gr to 900gr bullets in .035" and .065" jacket. I have ordered and paid for 10,000 bullets jacket for Alaska bullets, next will be the bullets dies and the main order from them will be 700gr. Woodliegh said that he would make bullets once we could get a small order together and let him know what weights e wanted. RNS | |||
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RNS, Awesome! I have been looking to rechamber my .416 Rigby CZ550 to a larger caliber. | |||
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Tongo Keep watching as we get some rifles built and anytime you are ready contact Mike Scherz 1-928-783-3850 for more details. RNS | |||
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RNS thanks for info. | |||
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I just heard back from the makers of the GPA bullets and they will start making bullets for the 550 Magnum for a small start up fee for there tooling. I think 650gr or 700gr would be the place to start and we can go from there. Check out there web page and let me know what everyone thinks. http://www.roc-import.com/gb/gpa/index.php RNS | |||
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