Kindly check out this recent custom .500 Jeffery from SABI:
http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?selected=284268

Specs:
Mauser action, Magnum magazine, Walther barrel caliber 500 Jeffery, Classic style stock, Pattern 500 style � 24 lpi checkering, Turkish Walnut select grade, Barrel band front sight � flip up enamel bead, Barrel band swivel, Quarter rib with 3-leaf rear sight, Timney trigger, Winchester 2 position safety, Classic grip cap.

[ 05-28-2003, 19:35: Message edited by: Nickudu ]

Very nice, the caliber is right, the inlay is clean, the checkering is too fine and will be a wash BUT I wouldnt complain
like that elephant

let me edit here... I didnt read carefully 24 lpi it looked finer but thats still fairly fine.

[ 05-28-2003, 19:45: Message edited by: smallfry ]

Smallfry - Custom Rifles are "as requested".

Nick
Very nice! Someday Id like to hold one of these rifles do you go to any shows in the area?
Did you ever get my email about a rifle? Im thinking about one in the future. Not quite that fancy. I also would like to ask you a question or 2 about reloading but didnt know if my email is working.
Ps the tape made it on to the next?
Dean

yes Nick... I am sorry, I didnt mean to sound like it was a semi-production rifle

Smallfry - No, I am sorry. I understood exactly what you meant but rushed my response. Yes, I think I would have asked for a more aggressive LPI on a .500, myself. Some fellows don't shoot them, so it may be all for aesthetics.

Dean - ?? No email, unless inadvertently deleted. I'm getting so much trash mail of late, I screw up sometimes. Video not there yet, as per Scott Terry. It'll come soon. Try Email again tonight, if possible.

[ 05-28-2003, 23:20: Message edited by: Nickudu ]

Nick
Tried again .it wouldnt be the first or last time ill be thrown out with the other trash
dean

Hi Nick,
They have done an excellent job on that 500. It's full of quality features and still a very practical rifle. They sure did a nice on all the engraving and gold inlay. It's just the right amount to accent and draw your eye to the features. What I'm saying is that it is very tasteful yet subtle. Did they put in the hidden crossbolts on that rifle.
Take care,
Dave

Yes Dave, that's how they prefer to do the crossbolts but they will do them in the fashion we are used to seeing, if requested. I ran that by them when you mentioned this a while back.