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So what loads you guys using and factory ammo too?
May have to get another Brownie with it? Plus some Hogs!
Any Reloaders? Best brass to get? BOOM

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Posts: 6572 | Location: NEW ORLEANS / CAJUN COUNTRY!!! | Registered: 05 September 2005Reply With Quote
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That is one good and wild looking rifle.

Has a Ryan Breeding rifle look about it.
 
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Should be able to ventilate a hog pretty easily Cool


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Posts: 3326 | Location: Permian Basin | Registered: 16 December 2006Reply With Quote
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I love that rear sight setup.
 
Posts: 7046 | Location: Sydney Australia | Registered: 14 September 2015Reply With Quote
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Kid

You got it back! I was looking at it on line and was seriously considering buying it. I was just going on line to ask the seller what happened to the recoil pad and couldn't find it. I missed it the last time it was for sale as I waited to long.


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OK
I'll get a .500 Jeffery built on a CZ 550 Mag.
It will make me appreciate the .458 WIN
even more, if that is possible.
I have 20 pieces of Norma brass,
and I can think of no better reason
to have a .500 Jeffery built.
There is no "good" reason for a .500 Jeffery,
especially a 6-pound one with no recoil pad.
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Posts: 28032 | Location: KY | Registered: 09 December 2001Reply With Quote
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especially a 6-pound one with no recoil pad.


The owner really must want to feel what a .500 is like.

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Yes Mark! jumping

Recoil isnt that bad,not for me?
I never ever feel it when hunting buff n bear ..
Matter of fact my Brown Bear with this rifle took off running so I was cranking rounds like Chuck Conners!
I did have a few hard kickers that I dont want back like a 6pd 378 and a 11pd 600NE Double that must have had a bad stock design as it punched(1920s Charles Osborne)


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Damn! A couple months ago I had 2 cases of Kynoch 500 Jeffery ammunition. I could have soaked you good for it! :-)
 
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I did have a few hard kickers that I dont want back like a 6pd 378


A 6 pound 378 would move to the area where the rifle launches a personal attack on the shooter Big Grin
 
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Tom,

I'm glad its back home! I watched Mike's youtube video again last night and chuckled the way he hung his arm and shoulder after the shot! Been there and done that with my 9 pound 460wby with no muzzle break I built back in 1986. I evently sent it off to KDF for a brake.

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Haha..Thanks Mark!
What I really would like to find is my 8pd .600!
Then I can give this one a new home! Lol
Let's compare for shitz n giggles..
570 gr @ 21-2200 =6125 ME tu2
Vs.
900 gr @ 21-2200 =9672 ME shocker
I am even shocked at the difference!
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Damn! A couple months ago I had 2 cases of Kynoch 500 Jeffery ammunition. I could have soaked you good for it! :-)


Haha!....Cases! Wow! dancing


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I was watching this rifle when it was for sale and saw a few comments in regard to it's recoil...

I for one cant even fathom what the recoil must be like in this rifle! I can't get my head around it...

My absolute limit is a .458Win with a 480-500gn pill at 2150fps.
This monster has probably double that!

Like I said, I cant even imagine what that must feel like...

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You'd damned sure better be standing + leaning into it. Truly though, recoil be damned, wouldn't it be nice to fire, even once?


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Posts: 17357 | Location: Austin, Texas | Registered: 11 March 2013Reply With Quote
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And this is from one who had detached retina surgery. Some of us never grow up.


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Posts: 17357 | Location: Austin, Texas | Registered: 11 March 2013Reply With Quote
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Grizzinator on a WIN M70 with 16" barrel weighs 6.5 pounds iron-sighted, unloaded.
She weighs 7.5 pounds scoped, unloaded.
I figure a 10-pound, scoped, unloaded, CZ 550 Magnum will be more enjoyable to shoot, if not as exuberantly joyful to carry.
Here is the reamer that will allow a COL of 3.75" instead of 3.5",
Dave Kiff called it the .500 Jeffery Match without even asking me for input.
I would have preferred .500 Jeffery LongClaw:



I ordered that back in 2017 before I was totally sure of the greatness of the .458 WIN.MAG. throat.
I could still re-throat it.

Here is the tight-throated CIP .500 Jeffery for comparison:


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Posts: 28032 | Location: KY | Registered: 09 December 2001Reply With Quote
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the load is simple --
1.25" of 1/2" lead bar
grind up a kingsford brickette

LOL....

I don't recall my 500 jeffe loads, but I had been using a good deal of wc846/blc2

as for a short barreled 378 ... that would be a flame thrower!


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Posts: 40230 | Location: Conroe, TX | Registered: 01 June 2002Reply With Quote
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I love it. But I’m pretty sure I’d want to put a Decelerator on it.

BIGDOGGY is smiling down from above, for sure!


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I love it. But I’m pretty sure I’d want to put a Decelerator on it.

BIGDOGGY is smiling down from above, for sure!


BIGDOGGY will be smiling when Tom gets the Mastodon back in his stables!


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BIGDOGGY will be smiling when Tom gets the Mastodon back in his stables!

Or Ken's 460 Weatherby revolver that broke his hand when it blew up! :-)
 
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