15 June 2009, 08:04
boom stick500 Jeffery or 505 Gibbs
Since I designed a 600 Mbogo I hope he dont

Should Dave trademark the "Mbogo" cartridge name and let me pay royalties to him for the two 500 Mbogos?
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Originally posted by boom stick:
Since I designed a 600 Mbogo I hope he dont
boom stick ahoy!
You highjacking too?
600 Mbogo?
This is really getting good now!

boom:
If Dave charges too much for the Mbogo name, I'll have to change the name of mine to the "500 Mobogo."
I hereby release the name "Mobogo" to the gun trade.
Gotta be bigger than .475 caliber to be a "Mobogo."
Mobogo cartridges are mo' bigger.
15 June 2009, 08:21
MacifejBoomer has a patent on the reverse shoulder magnum ...

15 June 2009, 08:24
boom stickCan you hijack a hijacked thread? I guess you can...

The 600 Mbogo is a reduced casehead 416 Barrett necked up to 600. Just skim off 10 thou off the casehead to measure .780", neck up to 600 and there you go. Also called the 600 WTFJH (WTF just happened)
Kinda like a supersize 577 TREX
Just waiting for the next hijack...

15 June 2009, 08:28
Macifejquote:
Originally posted by boom stick:
quote:
Originally posted by Macifej:
Boomer has a patent on the reverse shoulder magnum ...
You're laughin but I guarantee ya I can make it work ...

15 June 2009, 10:43
Bent Fossdalquote:
Originally posted by RIP:
You are just being silly, Bent ol' boy!
Still trying to find the corner to sit in, in the round room?
Nay, Ripper, just trying to be funny as everybody else!

They all work in a proper gun. Easy as that.
Some are easier than others to build, but in the field you would be hard pressed to note any difference.
I just think the AR is the best looking of the lot! And 2200 with a 600 grs bullet is as far as I would want any .500 to go.
And I DO love your new saying about finding corners in round rooms!

18 June 2009, 18:06
tiggertatequote:
Originally posted by 338User:
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338User,
Very interesting, your Fred Wells/Granite Mountain .505 Gibbs.
It would be very gentlemanly of you to open the floor plate and put a caliper to the backend and frontend box width and let us see if Fred Wells goes by the "Mauser Law of Box Width": MLBW
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Hi RIP it is 1.040 at the back and 0.870 at the front, but it is not a straight taper, it looks like it kicks in a bit at around where the shoulder is. I don't know the formula, but it feeds perfectly, so it must be right.
I have a Blackburn unit for the 505 that measures 1.09 in the back and .86 in front.
07 January 2014, 09:34
gunslinger55Interesting discussion. Are the new CZ 550 Safari Classic customs "working" properly in .505? Just picked one up and yet to procure any ammo. The gun was a steal so that's the caliber I am going with.....