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OK guys, Just talked to Duane and he is swamped with work. I am looking to have a .338 turned into a .375HH. Any recommendations of who I might use, with contact info?


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If it's on a CZ action - Wayne Jacobson (Bitterroot here on AR) of American Hunting Rifles would be the guy.


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Tip burns, Canyon Sporting Arms


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Tip burns, Canyon Sporting Arms


I have handled and shot the rifle Tip built for Rusty and it is nice. Functions and shoots good.

I have seen other rifle work he has done as well.


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If it's on a CZ action - Wayne Jacobson (Bitterroot here on AR) of American Hunting Rifles would be the guy.


Wayne reworked (AHR Upgraded)a M70 for me, so don't restrict him to the CZ or GMA.
 
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+ 1 for Tip Burns, Canyon Sporting Arms.
He is currently doing a special 375 H&H for
my wife on a new South Carolina Mod 70 Win.
Pictures and story to be posted when work complete.

Good Shooting,

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Tip builds a nice rifle. He does super metal work, and he is priced very reasonable.

http://www.canyonsportingarms.com/

If you are wanting a gun--complete build--of the highest quality--Lon Paul is one of the best!
http://www.lonpaulcustomguns.com/

Ralf Martini makes a fine gun too.
http://www.martiniandhagngunma....com/boltactions.htm

These two can take a blank of wood, action and barrel and make a rifle to be enjoyed by your kids, kids.


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i'll throw in another vote for tip burns. for me, he just put a shilen barrel in 223(that he chanbered, crowned and threaded) on a rem 700 action(that he trued) and, if i could hold it still enough, would shoot one bullet after another, through the same hole. that was with the unbedded barreled action bolted into a pattern stock i had. he is presently installing that barreled action into another stock, making me a usmc m40 sniper clone in 223. i should have it back in a couple of weeks and can't wait to see how it shoots winchester 64's and 75 grn amax's. he will do you a good job. BTW, it should look like this

only without the 7500 dollar green scope. i have a black one.


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Tim,
Here is a good one in your neck of the woods, two hour drive from Lexington, or use USPS:



What .338(WinMag?) rifle action is the "donor?"
I certainly would not dream of suggesting anything other than a .375 H&H, but there are other .375 chamberings available: Wink

.375 H&H
.375 Ruger
.375 Wby
or
.375/404 Jeffery Saeed of 2012

Rusty might have any of those reamers on hand, any day now.
Rusty is doing a couple of .375/404 Jeffery Saeed rifles for me next:
A CZ 550 Magnum, and a standard M98 (FN) with Duane Wiebe bottom metal.

Rusty also builds flintlocks from scratch.
Every good Kentucky Rifleman owns one of those patterned after his choice of Pennsylvania school.
Wink
 
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Wayne at AHR beer

Respects,

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Lon Paul`s look nice.
 
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+1 for Wayne - AHR builds a beautiful rifle!!!
 
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Another big thumbs up for AHR. tu2


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I am sure everyone mentioned will make you a fine rifle.

But if it was me, I would go (again) with Wayne at AHR.


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Wayne at AHR. You get the gun on time, at cost, as promised and it will feed and shoot acuurately.-Rob


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I am sure everyone mentioned will make you a fine rifle.

But if it was me, I would go (again) with Wayne at AHR.


I agree on both these statements. I have two rifles from AHR, and ordered a third at SCI earlier this month.
 
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How about Peter Nerving or George Sandmann? rotflmo


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How about Peter Nerving or George Sandmann? rotflmo


No kidding, Dave. We should ask Saeed to pin a gunmaker "Hall of Shame" thread somewhere on the site!


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I've used Tip, he's great. The did all the metal work on my 8x57 Mannlicher - great job and service. I also just sent three actions off to Dennis Olson - two 1917 Enfields that are going to become a 35 Whelen and 404 Jeffery - and 7mm Mag FN Mauser with a #5 barrel that he is going to turn down to a #2.

You didn't say whether you needed a stock? I find the best value is to find superb metal work guys like above and then do your own stock.


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When it's time for me to get a 404 or 416 Rigby built, i'll have AHR do it.

If I hit the lottery before then, I'll have Westley Richards build it.
 
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Mark Penrod does excellant work. IMHO
 
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Do you want a beauty queen or a party girl?


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James Anderson just finished a nice .260 for me a couple of weeks ago and prior to that I had Wayne at AHR build me a .375 RUM, would recommend either depending on what you want. Like Will posted above work horse or show pony... that will work too!



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Super rifle Russell.

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Thanks guys...I have decided to go to with a .416...and Will I definitely want a Party Girl!!!


Good Hunting,

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pennfly, when did Roger Green's problems occur? Damn shame as he builds a very fine rifle---if you have time to wait for it.
 
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