Getting closer everyday now...

New Video:
http://stolzergunsmithing.word...uing-and-checkering/

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I have family arriving from out of state today and they will be staying past the first of the year so that I can take my nephew hunting, so I may not post another video until after the first of the year.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year,

Colin

Before watching these videos I could not spell "gunsmith."
Now I are one.

Riflecrank Internationale Permanente

quote:

Originally posted by RIP:
Before watching these videos I could not spell "gunsmith."
Now I are one.

Since I've managed to train you...I can't afford to pay you anything but I could use the extra skilled labor in my shop... Let me know when you will be arriving...

Merry Christmas RIP,

Colin

Happy Yule --- Ever try
"plum brown" then boil it?

I use a lot of different products to get different results. I keep Pilkingtons, R.E. Davis, Mark Lee, Laural Mountain Forge and a few different home brews in my shop.

Colin

Colin, I believe your total hours is now 1271, not 1261. Was 1216 hours plus 55 equals 1271 total. Just keeping you straight big guy.

I'll have to go back and fix that, thank you for noticing.

Colin

It would be interesting to see if the 75% rule will work with this gun. 75% of weight bullet with same charge regulating as full weight. So if you can get a brass projectile 3/4 the weight of a lead ball to move faster, penetrate more and less recoil.

That would be some expensive turned brass just to experiment with.

I do have an NEI mold that I custom designed for the first 2 Bore Jones I built, it drops a 2500gr paradox style bullet(deep waist with a single driving band and a single riding band, same length as diameter with a flat face), it's kind of a combination between a Paradox and a Ball-ete. I have the number from NEI if my other customers every want to buy one from them and cast there own. It makes for a nice round that has less recoil and a little more speed.

Colin

That would be about right
75% of 3,500 grains is 2,625 so that's about right. A brass ball would be pretty cool though and you could probably use it a few times if recovered to keep cost down

It's finally finished.

New Video:
http://stolzergunsmithing.word...-and-final-assembly/

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I will get the finished pictures posted sometime later today, hopefully.

I hope you all enjoyed seeing how a double rifle is built from the planning stages on paper to a finished working rifle.

Colin

The finished Pictures can be found at this link:
http://www.stolzergunsmithing....2boredoublerifle.htm

I hope you all enjoyed the show.

Colin

quote:

Originally posted by CowboyCS:
I hope you all enjoyed seeing how a double rifle is built from the planning stages on paper to a finished working rifle.

Colin

Colin... I thoroughly enjoyed everything. What an awesome big bore. Thanks for taking the time to document the project!

Colin,

What a fantastic build. Thanks for the"guided tour" through the building process, it was amazing.

todd

Colin, youn have out done yourself on this project. Thanks for working so close with me on this project, I have certainly enjoyed watching the videos and keeping up with the project each week. I will get with you on the wrap up of things. Let me know when those molds will be in that we are waiting for. Again, thanks so much for everything!

This is historic, a world first, where no man has gone before ...
And it will even work as a propulsion system for travel to shooting opportunities on the next planet,
if it doesn't take you to the Happy Hunting Ground.

Congrats on the completed project!

Thank you all for the comments and compliments.

On to the next project(s).

Colin

Incredibly Impressive, Truly! I am convinced though that I don't want one,
so I won't be a part of the back log. To those who buy one and shoot it, all I
can say is:

Colin

First extra $ 100K i find tucked in a sock is coming your way .
Amazing work.

Nitro

I priced it that high with the hopes that nobody will ever ask me to build another one.

Colin

And here I thought you enjoyed building mine?

quote:

Originally posted by bigdoggy2bore:
And here I thought you enjoyed building mine?

Wow, a rifle that makes Cal Pappas feel envious! Cal, how come all yours look small to this thing! HOLLY COW, would love to see it shot!

Bigdoggy,

I enjoyed building yours, I'm just not interested in building another one unless the customer is seriously committed to having it. That price tag will thin out a lot of inquiring emails and phone calls.

Alaskaman11,

There is video of me shooting it during the load development and regulations process.
Go to the blog and back track till you find the post.

Colin

I noticed you have not ruled out the one bore double rifle AKA the "Double Uno"

PS
I would give my left nut to have a pair of "Lil' Deuce" pistols. That gun is the $&#%ing coolest modern made pistol. Blackbeard would have had a bunch tied to him as he boarded ships stuffed with shot.

quote:

boarded ships stuffed with shot

Why would you want to board ships stuffed with shot?



I want ships full of women, gold and wine

Stuff the 2 bore with shot or chain.

You can keep the Women and Wine, just bring the Gold and arrangements can be made for a pair of 2 Bore pistols.

Colin

the double deuce and the little deuce are going to make a hell of a pair!!

Colin, thanks again for everything.

Picking up the double deuce and the little deuce from Colin tonight or in the morning! Nothing like a little ANTICIPATION!

Excited for you dude. You must be bouncing off the walls.

It actually makes the 4the bore ken Owen double look small! I will get snome picture of it with both guns and the 700 nitro double this week.

Looking forward to seeing the pics.

http://www.freerepublic.com/fo...f-chat/2993135/posts

I think a 2 bore version would be better
Colin, did you get in the world record cert on the 2 bore double?

This would be a fun two bore pistol
An old WW1 Flare gun.

http://www.icollector.com/WW-I...-is-in-over_i8787909

Make it from steel and add a trigger guard?

good thinking Boomie. Right up our alley!

The problem with you guys is you think to small...I have an order for a 1 Bore pistol in my shop now.

Colin

One bore!!!!!!???!?!?!
A pound o lead round ball aye.
1,200 FPS?
This flare gun as an antique replica could skirt some laws.
They make 8 and 12 gauge flare guns.
A pair of these in 12 gauge with multiple screw in barrels say 6" 10" and 14" would be cool on a leopard hunt. I wonder how strong this would be in chrome moly.
It's the breech loading I like most with that cool lever.