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YOU MEAN LIKE THIS?
 
Posts: 1253 | Location: Montana | Registered: 18 February 2007Reply With Quote
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I think that pic would do it Big Grin

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................. rotflmo.....YUP .... thumb


.If it can,t be grown , its gotta be mined ....
 
Posts: 3445 | Location: Copper River Valley , Prudhoe Bay , and other interesting locales | Registered: 19 November 2006Reply With Quote
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Hey Safari, Bitteroot, or Bigdoggy---how about a pic of the loaded rounds so we can drule?
 
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600 overkill, Dont it suck when someone shows up with a bigger unit than ours! Mad

Safarikid-I dig your taste in firearms

Bitterroot, great job-that is one fine rifle!!


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600 overkill, Dont it suck when someone shows up with a bigger unit than ours! Mad

Safarikid-I dig your taste in firearms

Bitterroot, great job-that is one fine rifle!!


I know---gets you thinking "what's a little more recoil" shocker
 
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Bitteroot,

That is one outstanding rifle! AHR seems to get better and offer more features with every rifle you build.

Is this particular brake as efficient as the larger bell shaped brake on the 585 AHR or the 600 OK?

Dak
 
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I humbly suggest that the "My dog is bigger than your dog" contest has a winner for the first quarter of 2008.

I am trying to decide whether to get a 600 OK or just run up to this guy...thoughts/suggestions anyone?

We now only need to get Ed and the Kid or Big Doggy 700 to make the trip to the March shoot, and preach to the choir!

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Beautiful work, especially for such a monster.


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Rich- I will have my second 700H done in few
days on a Savage 210.It'll be with laminated
thumbhole stock, long barrel. Will shoot
same velocities as first one in Enfield, 825gr at 2500, 1000gr over 2200. The competition(MRC) hurry up so I can do the third,
and go full pressures.

I like what Bitterroot is doing taking time to talk
on the net with big bore nuts. If I win lottery
I'd get on of the beautiful ones too. Ed


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Rich, when and where is your shoot?

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dakota, we are using the same brake as on the 585 and 600. Haven't outgrown it yet.
 
Posts: 1253 | Location: Montana | Registered: 18 February 2007Reply With Quote
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Rich, when and where is your shoot?

Wayne

Rich is talking about the shoot jeffeosso is putting on March 9 th in the Houston area. There are a couple threads on it.


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Oh, yes I saw that thread. I was hoping he was talking about our neck of the woods. Don't think I could get away from the bench for that trip though I would love to. I guess I need to sponsor one here in Montana this late spring or summer. We could make a big bore gopher shoot out of it.
 
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Oh, yes I saw that thread. I was hoping he was talking about our neck of the woods. Don't think I could get away from the bench for that trip though I would love to. I guess I need to sponsor one here in Montana this late spring or summer. We could make a big bore gopher shoot out of it.


A chance to shoot the rifles you build? You'd have to raffle tickets, to limit the number of shooters, so you didn't have too many people showing up!!!
 
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No muzzle brakes. That ought to keep out the riff-raff. Really, the more the merrier. I'm starting to think seriously about it. The best trout fishing here too; right out the back door.
 
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Big bore fishing Big Grin


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.....Someone is going to need to write another version of the book Big Bore ......And this time , not from a wilting lilly,s perspective .............


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600 overkill, Dont it suck when someone shows up with a bigger unit than ours! Mad



Only if the one you have is the last one you plan to get Wink

Hmmm, I wonder if i can change from the 600OK to the 700AHR at this point bewildered

No, no, no - I'll stick with what I am getting and waaaiiiiitttt for the 800 AHR ! BOOM


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600 overkill, Dont it suck when someone shows up with a bigger unit than ours! Mad



Only if the one you have is the last one you plan to get Wink

Ufda---an 800--pretty soon we're gonna be measuring them by pounds beer


Hmmm, I wonder if i can change from the 600OK to the 700AHR at this point bewildered

No, no, no - I'll stick with what I am getting and waaaiiiiitttt for the 800 AHR ! BOOM
 
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Ufda---an 800--pretty soon we're gonna be measuring them by pounds beer



OK, ya got me. Actually, I am excited and thrilled that Wayne and Ed are concentrating on my 23" barrel 600 OK Big Grin In fact, I sent a photo I took of a cartridge lineup for the rifles that will (I hope) be coming on our Spring camping trip attended by a gaggle of nephews and cousins.


While I am waiting for the 600, I will be hooking this up to my Hummer and bringing it home. Hope it fits in the safe:


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Posts: 3465 | Location: In the Shadow of Griffin&Howe | Registered: 24 November 2007Reply With Quote
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Safari Kid will be wanting one of those with an 18" barrel and a total weight of 10 1/2 lbs!!!
 
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Safari Kid will be wanting one of those with an 18" barrel and a total weight of 10 1/2 lbs!!!


Dam Big Grin I just spilled my vintage port vine Big Grin
Sfari kid is one tough shooter Wink He sure sucks it up, right up into the shoulder Eeker

Cheers,

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Safari Kid will be wanting one of those with an 18" barrel and a total weight of 10 1/2 lbs!!!


That's pretty good animal
 
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Yeah, and he'll probably want me to make it work !!! Confused
 
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OK,Back from "Nawlins" roadtrip for some Cajun food and wabbit hunting and 700 testing(WOW!)..Now I see why my ears were itching,seems you boys mentioned my name a time or two! Smiler Real Funny LOL!...ughhhh,so whats your point?! Sure,why not,lets see what the TKO is and the ME..I "ain't" worrried about the recoil pds or velocity,thats for "gurly guys"! HA!...(Now get back to the drawing board on that .800 Overkiller!


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Posts: 6572 | Location: NEW ORLEANS / CAJUN COUNTRY!!! | Registered: 05 September 2005Reply With Quote
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One word.....WOW!!Eeker
 
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14 bore is .693"
12 bore is .729"
10 bore is .775"
8 bore is .835"

Question is what is the largest casehead that will fit into a GMA action?


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Why play around with those small bores! Big Grin
Get one of those Ken Owens 4 bores.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHfzdQ8HWoI

Or maybe Dora !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1209533366135570549

Cheers,

André


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Andre....

He already has one of those Ken Owen 4-Bores.

(that's Safarikid in the video clip you posted)

I think he has something bigger up his sleeve if someone would ever get it finished..... Wink
 
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OK Eeker
Safarikid You are one great BIG bore shooter clap

Ahhhhhhhhh the 2-bore project.
What about a 1-Bore?

Cheers,

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Andre....

He already has one of those Ken Owen 4-Bores.

(that's Safarikid in the video clip you posted)

I think he has something bigger up his sleeve if someone would ever get it finished..... Wink
YEP-YEP! Smiler "Bring it onnn"!


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1-Bore = 1.67" bore and 7000 Grain slug!!

If you have a Sasquatch for a gun bearer, a tripod to mount it for firing, and a dinosaur for a target....sure no problem. Easy to make......not so easy to shoot.
 
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I see your point Wink
What is the specs for the 2-Bore?
You would still need to be HULK to drag it around Afrika.

Cheers,

André


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42" long - Barely useable at 25 lbs.....

That's OK! A few guys will manage to aquire and shoot one...
 
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Sounds Ok and if the balance is right not impossible.
I would however go for the m79 40mm up close and personal.
I would however upgrade to some fancy wod with 26 LPI chekkering. Big Grin

Cheers,

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I want a 22" barrel on my 2 Bore and keep the weight down to 25 pds,shouldnt be a problem with a single shot.I want XXXX Wood and a 40X Leupold on it!(just kidding on the scope!) Smiler...Should be maybe 36" long on the falling block action?Nice and handy for the Longrass and/or Alders! Name already picked out....Either "Colossus" or "Giaganticus"!!


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Quick-change barrels so you can have a 16" barrel if you want to knock yourself down! A 30" smoothbore for a half pound load of 0000 buck.

No falling blocks here boss!! Big Grin

Stay tuned........
 
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Question:
What is the biggest calibre that you can get a permit for in the states.
When does it become Canon, in Denmark largest hunting weapons permit is <20mm.

Also
Can you fly with one of those BIG bores?

Cheers,

André


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Andre

We don't need permits for guns in the USA unless you are planning to carry it concealed on your person.

There are some exceptions which apply to large (over 50 caliber) rifles. You'll need a destructive device exemption letter from the BATFE if the rifle is determined to be a non-sporting device. No destructive device - no exemption required.

I have the opinion letter(s) for the 2-Bore.

There may be state or local laws which prevent hunting with varoius types of rifles. Some areas may not allow hunting with rifles at all. (close to urban areas)

Flying with the rifle isn't a problem but sometimes the ammo may be. Ship the ammo ahead in quantity is a better idea. This is best with large caliber since there are weight restrictions on ammo with the airlines which wouldn't allow you to take much anyway.
 
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