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Went shooting a CZ 505 Gibbs with a friend today. Was expecting detached retina, nose bleeds and perforated ear drums. Didn’t happen! What a blast! Explaining to the wife that our squirrel problem needs a 505 is going to require some tact! | ||
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Someone caught the 505 bug this weekend!! | |||
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............ .If it can,t be grown , its gotta be mined .... | |||
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Did you try any 600gr loads @ 2400fps? You will KNOW when it goes off. Keith IGNORE YOUR RIGHTS AND THEY'LL GO AWAY!!! ------------------------------------ We Band of Bubbas & STC Hunting Club, The Whomper Club | |||
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I was thinking about posting this info over in the 45/70 threads but decided it would be a waste of time. Barry Duckworth, the very well respected and experienced Zimbabwe PH has an estimated 1000- 1200 elephants to his credit. As he told me when I got to meet him in October, for years he used a .458 win mag but got to feeling undergunned later in life and now uses a 505 Gibbs. He offered to let me shoot it but I declined. Robin it would appear that you and experienced Rhodesian PH's have something in common. | |||
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tell her you can always shoot cast in it for vermin control, and it will be cheaper to shoot than factory 7mm or 300 magnums. I borrow my brother's 50-90 Sharps 650gr mould and make a coffee can full twice a year. The hassle is turning the plain base bullet down to .464"(IIRC) for Hornady gas checks, and swaging them down from .511 to .506" in a die I made. My lovely wife bought me a lathe for Christmas, and I found a set of collets cheap. Two hours twice a year to cast, and an hour twice a year to revamp them is cheap enough for 300 good bullets a whack. I am going to have to get a good mould made though... BTW, it was some wicked good fun wasn't it? Rich DRSS Knowledge not shared is knowledge lost... | |||
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Good cast bullets available for 505 Gibbs at... http://www.huntingtons.com/bullets_jlwcastlead.html Sincerely, E Pluribus Unum - where out of many, we will become one. | |||
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