09 July 2006, 01:23
Marc_Stokeld.416 pics
I posted this on the Gunsmithing forum the other day. It is my idea of what a budget big bore should be.
link to .416 pics and storyI have had 18 operations, including 2 on my neack. I now have 3 plates and 10 screws holding my spine in position. I had to get a friend to shoot this rifle to check function and regulate the sights and scope. I did fire one round off-hand. I am afraid my big-bire days are gone. I have the components for a .505 that I was going to build for myself, but don't know about it now. I may build it anyway, just for the hell of it. That's what America is all about, isn't it!?!
09 July 2006, 05:20
bwanamrmVery nice!!!! Great looking .416 and I love the peep.
10 July 2006, 16:04
jeffeossoMarc
that's a very nice rifle. 15 years ago, I had 2 plates and 6 bolts homeing my spine together. It can be healed completly... though cold, wet, rainy days SUCK for the back, no matter how much my mind likes them
jeffe
10 July 2006, 20:28
Michael RobinsonMarc, what you did to that CZ stock is a miracle. Just perfect.
Mark:
Would you please send me a private message including your email address? My email address is dnmcr@aol.com
I would like to visit with you about your rifles. Many thanks.
15 July 2006, 20:10
J Stamboughi don't know if you are disabled from another career, but seems that you have a new one now!!
very nice rifle.
15 July 2006, 22:00
mstarlingMarc,
Lovely. Simply lovely.
What did the weight turn out to be?
What safety are you going to use in the future?
It would be a real loss to the community if you do not do more rifles!
16 July 2006, 23:45
Marc_StokeldThank you for your kind words! I never thought to weigh it before I shipped it off. In hindsight, I wish I would have done so. I will use a LaPour safety next go-around.