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See classified for details.I just picked up my 500 Jeffery today and thought I would share some pictues...I think it turned out pretty nice.


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Nice wood. Noticed the extended wood down around the mag box. How many does it hold down?
 
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gixxer,
It holds 3 down.It is a single stack magazine with clips on the side like an old 425WR.
WVFRED


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I love that gun, lets hear more, cool bottom metal.

From the pic, I can't tell what kind of action, got more pics.


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Thanks Billy,
I can't seem to get more pictures on here,I'll keep trying.It is an oberndorf mauser single square bridge action with custom bottom metal.
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I was about to say Enfield, but I bit my tongue...
 
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I just picked up my 500 Jeffery today and thought I would share some pictues...I think it turned out pretty nice


I think you're right. It did.


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I am still waiting for mine. It should be here later this spring. I am really envious.


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Here is a better action picture.


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Gringo,
Is yours getting close to being finished yet?I'm looking forward to seeing it on here.
WVFRED


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She's very pretty Fred. Very nice.


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she is a beauty,I am jealous....
 
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Very nice my compliments sir.
 
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Very very nice. Waddaya gonna do with that other blank ?


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Thank you guys very much.The other blank is going on a drop box square bridge 404 jeffery after i get over finishing this one. bawling
Fred


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Very Nice!!

Who did your stockwork?
 
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Dan Beck did the barreled action and put it in that stock,Jack Haugh finished everything made the quarter rib installed the sights finished and checkered the wood,rust blued it.It also has a trap grip cap and flip over night sight,gold inlays in the express sights.
Thanks Fred


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Very Nice!!! I really like that drop magazine.
Really nice piece of wood,excellent taste in the recoil pad color Big Grin Have fun shooting!!!
 
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Thanks for the info Fred!

They did a wonderful job..

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That is very nice.........will it be left as an open site rifle or will it have provision for a scope to ??
 
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the way i like them,wuold like to see some closeups of the action and bottom metal with the clips was it a mag. lenght action

j.c.devine has a m52 win. coming up at his next auction it was done by haugh the work is top notch.........paul
 
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It holds 3 down.It is a single stack magazine with clips on the side like an old 425WR.
WVFRED


That is perfect. Way to go. I want one just like that.
 
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Thanks again guys.It will be an open sight rifle and I will try to get some close ups soon.Here is a before picture to compare.
Thanks Fred


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WVFred,

"Pretty nice" is a huge understatement. That is a beautiful rifle. Congratulations!


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Jack Hough is, IMO, the ultimate gunmaker in the modern world...I did not know that he was still doing gun work, thought he was making buggys...I have a Jack Hough rifle with an Obermyer barrel, its quit a gun..Danny Beck is a genious of a Smith but your damn lucky you ever saw you gun if you paid him in advance...


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I love doubles, but Damn... there really is something sexy about a big bore bolt rifle done well.

congrats.!


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very nice sir!
 
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To alter a line from Wayne's World...."that rifle makes me feel kinda funny....like when I used to climb the rope in gym class"! Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin

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SWEET!!!!

looks like a great ride!!

jeffe


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Great looking rifle! thumb To bad she's in WV, I would love to take that gal out for a dance, or two.

What does it weigh?

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WVFred,

Very, very nicely done. Do you know what reamer was used? What does she weigh?


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Beautiful gun! Can't wait to see the .404!


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Thank all you guys very much.The gun weights 10.25 lbs.I am looking forward to the 404 too but I have to get over this one first and sell some more guns.Ray.Jack Haugh is still hard at it I talked to him a couple hours sunday when I picked up my rifle as usual his turn around time is very fast as he didn't have mine maybe 2 months.Again thank you guys very much.
Fred


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It was a standard 500 jeffery reamer by clymer. Thanks Fred


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Awesome rifle; awesome caliber - well done
 
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WV,

Looks fantastic! Very nice looking wood and I like that red recoil pad.

Yes, please do share some close-up pics of the action, express sights, etc.


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WVFred,
Very nice thumper! Also interesred in your .404J project as I've got one in the oven too:
.404 Jeff What kind of .404 J bottom metal did you go with?
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Jeff,
It's a drop box too and will also be built on a single square bridge oberndorf.I have the barreled action and wood.WOW this is an expensive habit!
Fred


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