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| Handsome rifle! You realize it's going to get all scratched up over there, don't you?  George |
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| Rifle is a 375 H/H, the Kahles on it now is a 4x36, but is being replaced with a Kahles 1.5x6 30mm tube scope.
S/k rings and bases
Built on a Montana Action
Circassian Walnut with hand rubbed oil finish
Fleur De Lis Checkering at 24 lpi
Pachmyer decelerator pad
Douglas Barrel
Built by my Uncle, Scratches no worries, my uncle told me he would make repairs if needed upon my return |
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| Handsome rifle! I would almost be afraid to hunt with it. Peter
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| she absolutely shoots great and yes it will get dragged through Africa, no reason not to hunt with it, that is what is was built for. |
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| she''s a Beauty Queen, fantastic build. please post pix of her african danceing partners.  regards |
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| Great rifle. Your uncle is very talented. Did he do the chekkering? Looks very nice. Cheers, André
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| Damn, very nice. You got any other pictures? |
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| Very nice! Congratulations!
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| Who is your Uncle? He does fantastic work. |
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| quote: Originally posted by Phoenixdawg: she absolutely shoots great and yes it will get dragged through Africa, no reason not to hunt with it, that is what is was built for.
Yes, thats right! You might find that leaving the scars and scatches brings back memories and that you end up leaving them. JPK  Free 500grains |
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| I like to hunt with them all, no safe queens in my house. They look better after a few bumps, bruises and a bit of honest wear. That really is a classy appearing rifle, now go get it dusty and kill something with it.
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| Very nice wood, and excellent work. Definately a rifle you'll be proud to hunt with.
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| Wow, that is an awseome rifle!  John
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| Phoenix,
Beautiful rifle. Sure is too bad that it is in a totally inadequate caliber. If you want to get rid of it because of this failing, please PM me. LOL Kudude |
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| Very, Very nice.
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| Alf Interesting information, thanks. Cheers, André
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| Alf,
I stand corrected. |
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| quote: Originally posted by Phoenixdawg: she absolutely shoots great and yes it will get dragged through Africa, no reason not to hunt with it, that is what is was built for.
That's what I like to hear! Simply stunning rifle; use it well!
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| Posts: 1225 | Location: Gilbertsville, PA | Registered: 08 December 2005 | 
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| The rifle is awesome.....but that table looks like it is from the same wood!  Gary DRSS NRA Lifer SCI DSC |
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| Stunning  Details to the last line...Nice gun here 
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| Stunning rifle, enjoy! |
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| That wood sure is purdy. Does your uncle work out of texas?
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| Posts: 653 | Location: austin, texas | Registered: 23 July 2007 | 
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| WOW  That is a beautiful piece of wood. Can you imagine your first Kudu with it and the first thorn scratches, Yeah baby, you'll remember that hunt forever.  I am with you Phoenixdawg build it shoot it and add some character to it as well, chips, cratches and dust, just a gun. Good luck and good hunting.
You don't have to be the best shot....Just the last shot.
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| Congrats: Life is too short to hunt with an ugly rifle. Dr.C
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| Jens, Details belwo quote: Rifle is a 375 H/H, the Kahles on it now is a 4x36, but is being replaced with a Kahles 1.5x6 30mm tube scope.
S/k rings and bases
Built on a 1999 Montana Action
Circassian Walnut with hand rubbed oil finish
Fleur De Lis Checkering at 24 lpi
Pachmyer decelerator pad
23" Douglas Barrel
Madden, That wood sure is purdy. Does your uncle work out of texas? My uncle works out of Baton Rouge. |
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| Phoenixdawg- Your rifle is exquisite. Would you be so kind as to post a few more photos? Who did the metal work? The stock is amazing, kudo's to your Uncle for a wonderful job.
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