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I will be in the "under" division for sure Wink No chronograph needed.
 
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or not -- starts sounding a bit too much like work...


yeah, it does, but I am a slow learner
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Now all I need to do is figure out a way to get down there...

Hey Fritz454, do you pick up hitchhikers>

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you should include a chronograph test...


NO ONE is going to risk putting their chronograph in front of this bunch. Smiler


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NO ONE is going to risk putting their chronograph in front of this bunch. Smiler


What? No stop the charging Chrony contest?


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What is an AR round? Case Drawings 416-458-470AR and 500AR.
476AR,
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Maybe, maybe if'n I'm short of obligations that weekend. Obligations really do put a damper on my fun Mad

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hey, i didn't tear up rusty's chrono with my .416 taylor.... but then he didn't have the skyscreen's on either.... stir


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Posts: 2847 | Location: dividing my time between san angelo and victoria texas.......... USA | Registered: 26 July 2006Reply With Quote
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I will be there with at one 475 Turnbull to shoot.
Doug


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Doug,
we'll be happy to have you


opinions vary band of bubbas and STC hunting Club

Information on Ammoguide about
the416AR, 458AR, 470AR, 500AR
What is an AR round? Case Drawings 416-458-470AR and 500AR.
476AR,
http://www.weaponsmith.com
 
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I will be there with at one 475 Turnbull to shoot.
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I think I am going to make it, if my guy gets the 577 done before the deadline. Momma sez "don't whine, go or shut up!". Gosh I love that woman.
I'd just bring it and the 550 Gibbs, and some good ter-kill-ya. How many rounds of ammunition should one bring to a party like this?

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Rich, with ammo that averges 5/lb, you might need to ship it by UPS/FedX. Remember, you will need enough for you and a "few" for those who want to dance with your babies.

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you should include a chronograph test...


NO ONE is going to risk putting their chronograph in front of this bunch. Smiler


I have allowed a few shooters at my club use my chrono, under the "you break it, you bought it" rule. We all know the "if wounded you still pay" rule so even slight nicks will count. Sure wish I could be there.


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you should include a chronograph test...


NO ONE is going to risk putting their chronograph in front of this bunch. Smiler


I shot a wire support off of Mjines at one of the bubba shoots; fortunately I had one with me so all was corrected. But by the laws of karhma, I am due to have mine shot sooner or later so I'll bring it.


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If, IF I can do this, I will drive down or carpool with Fritz454. Sooooooooo, plenty of room for ammunition. Fifty rounds of each, I know some of you will want to try out the 550 and 577.

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You betcha!


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Okay,

pencil me in. Jeffe send me directions.

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Yeah, that's a short drive in the dead of friggin' winter for an afternoon of shooting with the boys!!!

You are a SUPER Yeti Rich!!
 
Posts: 13301 | Location: On the Couch with West Coast Cool | Registered: 20 June 2007Reply With Quote
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Sheesh Mac,

1800 miles is just a nice easy 2-day drive. Leave on Tuesday morning, get there Wednesday night, shoot pigs with Jeffe Thursday and Friday, and Saturday, do that male-bonding thing (in Idaho we call that serious level shooting and drinking) all day Sunday. Leave Monday morning and be home Tuesday night. Give Mamma a week vacation! I am still fussing with the 1886 clone in 50-110, but we can single load it. Four rifles, 50-110, 505 and 550 Gibbs and hopefully the 577BME. You going to make me about 80 solids for the shoot? Just scale up the 550.

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pencil me in. Jeffe send me directions.

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from your house, go south until you hit I-10, East until you hit US59, then call me!! LOL


opinions vary band of bubbas and STC hunting Club

Information on Ammoguide about
the416AR, 458AR, 470AR, 500AR
What is an AR round? Case Drawings 416-458-470AR and 500AR.
476AR,
http://www.weaponsmith.com
 
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Probably I-84 to I-15 to I-70 to I-25, and down the road to I-10. Look for me about dinnertime Wednesday March 5th. Nuttin' under 50 caliber! If I'm going to Texas, I'm going B-I-G!!

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When's the shoot? What do you mean you scaled it up?? I'm assuming you want some .550's or do you need .505's too?
 
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Hey Rich, I'd be very happy to see you down here in Texas for the shoot. It's looking like a good get together of some bigbore shooters and collectors of sort. Come early and or stay late for the shoot I'm sure there's somthing that will entertain you. Rodney.



 
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hey rich, i'll even let you shoot some of the 350 gr cast boolits you sent me for my .416 taylor.... looking forward to meeting you...


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Posts: 2847 | Location: dividing my time between san angelo and victoria texas.......... USA | Registered: 26 July 2006Reply With Quote
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I mean it would be really neat if I had some Macifej .577" solids to shoot... And, if I am not being a pig, it would be pretty cool if you can handle "donating" about 30 each of the 505 and 550's for the boys at the shoot. That would be enough to let everybody try a round. Even cooler if you could wrangle the weekend off and come shoot with us.

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The .577 FN isn't on the radar yet! The .666" and the 1.326" are in the works right now. If you guys want some .577's for the round-up you'll have to pass the hat and I could get them done in time.
 
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just checked SW airlines, I can fly for about half the $$$. Jimatcat, you may be the designated driver for a day or so.

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not a problem.... you can have my pickup if you want it... got a new battery, so maybe it will start.....just don't rely on me for lunch... after the last shoot, rusty took us to salt grass steakhouse for lunch... everybody got served... except me.. they forgot mine... i survived on bread, and fried onions....


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Posts: 2847 | Location: dividing my time between san angelo and victoria texas.......... USA | Registered: 26 July 2006Reply With Quote
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The .577 FN isn't on the radar yet! The .666" and the 1.326" are in the works right now. If you guys want some .577's for the round-up you'll have to pass the hat and I could get them done in time.


I am curious to know if there is a market for uberpremium 577's...

Is there?

Would you just increase the dia. By 35 thou for the 577 version of the 550?


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Can't just increase the diameter but they would look the same proportionally. I'm sure there's a market but not too big. The larger the caliber the more expensive everyone's bullets get and the fewer choices there are.

We can do anything up to 4-Bore quickly and relatively inexpensively. 2-Bore and larger takes specialized equipment to get the same prcision and finish.

I could do a small run of 300 or so 577/585 to match the 550's when I do the .666's. Get a few guys together and give me your quantity and a few $$$ I'll get them done for you.
 
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okay, 577 owners, can we put together an order for 300 bullets between us?

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Crickets............
 
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RIP:

y'ain't got a hair on yer ____ (behind) if you don't come down for the shoot.

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Just an FYI, to those who will be at the shoot. I will be bringing my gear to make custom molded ear plugs and to take impressions for the E.S.P. electronic hearing protection.

Keith


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