No, not mine. Does anyone know of pictures of Jeff Cooper's famous 460 G&A caliber ZKK? As far as I know, the rifle resides in Durban (RSA), not America.

H. C.

Henry-In a way back issue of G&A, I remember a picture.Don't know if I can find it.Anyone know how to do a search of G&A archives?It was in
an article written by Cooper.Ed.

I know I'm not being helpful, but here's a photo of the REAL "baby".

HeneryC470, there is a picture on page 415 of the book Rifles for Africa by Gergor Woods!

Marrakai- Is that Samuel Baker's "Baby" ?

fla3006:
It is indeed a photo of Jenna el Mootfah, Baker's 'Child of a Cannon', or 'baby' as he referred to it in his book "The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia". Sorry I couldn't help with a photo of Cooper's infant! (I did look...)!

Check out www.drake.net for some more "babies"

There's no cuter baby on earth than a two bore is there?
Andy

400 fps of recoil for a two bore.

Wonder if it doubled, if you would even know it???

gs

Mac,

That photo on p.415 of Gregor Woods' book is of one of Jeff Cooper's scout rifles. Baby was a .460 G&AQ custom made by George Hoenig on a BRNO M602 action with a drop box magazine. I always thought the lines were on the ugly side, but handsome is as handsome does.

Henry,

I have queried some sources in the Gunsite family, but no luck on an online photo of Baby. If I get one, I will email you.

jim

There is a picture of 'Baby" in Jeff Cooper's book, I am pretty sure. My copy is in OKC so I can not be 100% certain.

Here is a photo of "baby" being fired by one of Cooper's students at a rifle course at Whittington: