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Not sure idf this one was posted b4:

http://www.gunsamerica.com/guns/976657976.htm

 
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Not for me but a pretty amazing piece of engineering and craftsmanship.


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From Germany where else!



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$50K for a $1500 curio. What a deal.
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CSMC is going to half that price in another couple of years, original listing was around 80K, if I remember correctly. Germanic, but definitely not from Gross Germany! Wink
 
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I handled one of these at the DSC in January.
I thought it was heavy and bulky for a 375 H&H.

As Jeffe said it is a masterpiece of engineering, considering that the bolts do not rotate. The shroud around the bolt assembly rotates and lock into the action. Interesting, but too rich for me!


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"that thang got a hemi?"

Man, that thing is huge... it is spectacular, but not for me.

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Well folks that $45K, I wont be spending, and I be embarrased to tell anyone I bought a $45K push feed bolt rifle, no matter how many barrels it had!............
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Dittos on the amazing engineering feet, and not for me.


Just think of what type of real double one could have for $45k, or what type of safari you could have with a $10k double and $35k for the hunt.


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Folks who order this "Tyrolean Cuckoowerke" don't need to rationalize purchases in monetary terms, they can have it all. Basically, they don't know what a cash register is. Wink Their month long safari is your day at a big amusement park. Big Grin
 
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Amazing engineering, however it still looks like a sumo wrestler. Just seeing that has gotten the thinking wheels going...Wonder if I could make a double-barrel Browning BLR in .450 Marlin?! Oh this could be fun...back to the drawing board


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Actually, Rusty at the least fondled the beast. Big Grin

Its best use would be to hold by the barrel and club the crap out of your prey. Bolt cycle is too long. And the thing weighs a ton.

Holy Fuchs!


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What's the point ?????? Do you fire both barrels at the same time ????????
 
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You can fire both. The point is a 6 shot repeating double rifle.

As I understand it a prototype of this rifle removed a couple of fingers from some noteworthy PH or hunter, when it went to heaven.

Once again I marvel at the engineering and concept, however it is neither nimble nor does it come to the shoulder with ease. I feel that is a prerequisite for good double rifle!


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Typo? 45-dollar prostitute? Surely they do not mean "Fuc*s" for $45,000! Ain't no *ussy worth that ...

... Oh I see, a pimp's double rifle for $45,000 ...

Still not interested. This brings new meaning to bolt action trash, in fact it is double rifle trash, lowest of low art.
 
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Weight is irrelevant, rich boys hire folks to carry them.
 
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Those are made in Innsbruch Austria. Fuchs is actually pronounced so sounds like fox. Gerard Fuchs apparently is a gunsmith,salesman,owner, he is usually the one I go to B.S. with in Reno.
The barrels are fully integral two holes, one piece of steel and regulated, drilled and rifled that way. Usually double rifles are not drilled into regulation, so it is a big deal and tricky gundrilling setup in the gundrilling area. The action itself is simple with some titanium parts to cut weight.
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The barrels are fully integral two holes, one piece of steel and regulated, drilled and rifled that way. Usually double rifles are not drilled into regulation, so it is a big deal and tricky gundrilling setup in the gundrilling area.
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Now I know why nobody ever sees a target printed with this thing. REGULATION DRILLED IN! Yeh Right!!!!!!!!!!! H&H, WR, PURDEY, need to pay this guy to show them how to PRE-REGULATE a double rifle! Roll Eyes

jumping jumping lol


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The fully integral, intersection drilled and rifled that way is an option, from what I gathered in talking with Mr.Fuchs. His other rilfes were regulated the solder shim and block way.
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