It should be something else.Ralph Martini will do the stock work and whatever else.[URL= ]Satterlee 458 Lott, fully integral barrelled action[/URL] Thank you Stuart.

Sweet!

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Sweet! tu2

Indeed!! A big step up from battling with the CZ550.

Damn! drool on the keyboard!

Integral front sight and swivel stud?

looks fantastic, George..
have them break the corners on the bridges .. sharp=cut .. my 500 jeffe got me saturday last

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Integral front sight and swivel stud?

no-it's been a while and I don't remember what was to be done.

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Originally posted by jeffeosso:
looks fantastic, George..
have them break the corners on the bridges .. sharp=cut .. my 500 jeffe got me saturday last

Thanks Jeff.

absolutely gorgeous man!

Nice, but it could be better.

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Originally posted by shootaway:
It should be something else.Ralph Martini will do the stock work and whatever else.[URL= ]Satterlee 458 Lott, fully integral barrelled action[/URL] Thank you Stuart.

WOW Looks beautiful!

What a wonderful start! Gonna be a beauty

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Originally posted by JBrown:
Nice, but it could be better.

only if stocked by chic for my LOP and you paid for it

Congratulations and Ralf Martini is one of the best in the business. Can't wait to see the finished product.

I own the CZ 550 American Safari 458 Lott. It has a lamnated stock. It is a beautiful rifle. It shoots a 500gr bullet can kill any animal in the world. I plan on killing an Elephant Next year with it.

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Originally posted by JBrown:
Nice, but it could be better.

only if stocked by chic for my LOP and you paid for it

Jeffe
I really thought someone would take me to task for talking smack. My post was in response to shootaway's post post regarding a Wiebe rifle a while back:

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It's a nice rifle but it could get better.

Rest assured, some of us recognized that trademarked "Shootaway" style in your response.

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Originally posted by 22WRF:

I remember when I was a little kid (a long long time ago) and I would attempt to get out of trouble by using the excuse that my brother did it to and my Dad would always say, well, if he jumped in the ice cold river in the middle of January would you do that to.

I just wanted to make sure that everyone, especially shootaway and Mr. Satterlee, understood that I was just ribbing shootaway. It doesn't get any better than the barreled action in question.

I often have the urge to sell off all my rifles and have a top quality pair of rifles built to use in all of my hunting. A Satterlee(or the Weibe that shootaway was commenting on) would be rifles I would be happy to take everywhere.

My post was tongue-in-cheek. Shootaway's barreled action is more than "nice", it could not get any better. Maybe different, but not better.

BTW shootaway, just once could you take the bait? It sure would make me feel better.

I remember the post I made,Jason.I am surprised anyone remembered it.I don't think it could better than the rifle that I was talking about either,just different.I am glad you like the barreled action.I am sure that if I chose one of the stockmakers that hang around here,or if was chambered for a wildcat instead,it would also turn out super nice.

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Originally posted by shootaway:
It should be something else.Ralph Martini will do the stock work and whatever else.

RM is one of only a handful of stock-builders who are universally regarded as world class. You will have a rifle that will be world class.

I can't wait to see the finished product.

Very nice indeed, I swap you a a very rare rifle for it , a working and slightly used Montana ph in 505 Gibbs, and throw in 3 lbs of New Orleans own coffee and chicory. I know you are thinking why the coffee. Its important that you learn to drink the coffee before shooting the 505, once you can handle the coffee, you won't notice the 505 recoil.

JD

JD

I am sure coffee will help me shoot your rifle.It helps me shoot mine in more ways than one.

I hope it will be rust blued with classical English walnut oil finished by hand!

I can just visualise the heart stopping look of the rifle.

Fabulous shootaway, just fabulous.

It's going to turn out to be unbeatable. As has

been said, there will be others that are different
in one way or two, but not better.

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Originally posted by JBrown:

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Originally posted by shootaway:
It should be something else.Ralph Martini will do the stock work and whatever else.

RM is one of only a handful of stock-builders who are universally regarded as world class. You will have a rifle that will be world class.

I can't wait to see the finished product.

I agree. Should be a beaut.

Shootaway...let me know when Ralph is getting close, so I can drive down the street and take a look at it first hand!!

a very beautiful barreled action......Stuart does indeed excels at metal smithing! a piece of work for sure!

Congrats George, gonna be very nice.

I own the American Safari CZ 550 458 Lott. It has 74 ft lbs of recoil witch doesn't bother me.
It can kill any animal in the world.