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We are currently working on a new size of our N-Series Action, suited for the 585 Nyati. Below are several pictures. This Action has an .812 diameter bolt, and as you can see, is scaled up to handle this cartridge, and allow for proper feeding. In the background is a Pre-64, M70 for reference.





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Karl,
will this take the 550mag?

heh.. the finish looks a little grainly.. why don't you send me the g-code and *I* will try it..

just kidding
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will this take the 550mag?

heh.. the finish looks a little grainly.. why don't you send me the g-code and *I* will try it..

just kidding
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Jeffe,
That one is too big for the 550 Mag, it fits on our N-5 action. Just a note, that is the as machined rough outside finish, it will get surface ground after heat treat.


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We are currently working on a new size of our N-Series Action, suited for the 585 Nyati. Below are several pictures. This Action has an .812 diameter bolt, and as you can see, is scaled up to handle this cartridge, and allow for proper feeding. In the background is a Pre-64, M70 for reference.





THAT'S AWESOME!!!! thumb I'm glad to see rifle builders out there that still has enough interest even though the Ivory Days are over with. clap Could you share what the action's projected cost will be? $2700-$3000 (I was comparing it to your Custom Double Square Bridge)???


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Could you share what the action's projected cost will be? $2700-$3000 (I was comparing it to your Custom Double Square Bridge)???

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Could you share what the action's projected cost will be? $2700-$3000 (I was comparing it to your Custom Double Square Bridge)???


You are right on the mark. This actions, with the increased work to make all the parts and since the demand will be so low, starts at $2950.00 round bridge.


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Karl- What barrel shank dimensions and thread are used with your N-action? -Rob


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Karl- What barrel shank dimensions and thread are used with your N-action? -Rob


While you are at it, what is the MAXIMUM LOADED ROUND LENGTH, or for short, what is the max. length of the inside of the magazine? I have some "things" rolling around in my head. bewildered Though they might be MARBLES. rotflmo


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And Karl how long is present loading port, and action diameter.Ed.


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N-1 through N-4 1"-16 Thread with a with a front ring diameter of 1.34.

N-5 1.125"-16 Thread with a front ring diameter 1.46.

N-585 1.25"-16 Thread with a front ring diameter 1.590.


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Karl- What barrel shank dimensions and thread are used with your N-action? -Rob


While you are at it, what is the MAXIMUM LOADED ROUND LENGTH, or for short, what is the max. length of the inside of the magazine? I have some "things" rolling around in my head. bewildered Though they might be MARBLES. rotflmo


Ejection Port is 3.425, we are building 2 custom actions with the same width but with an ejection port of 4.00", the magazine box length of 4 inches. We could go as long as 4.25 on a custom action.


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Ejection Port is 3.425, we are building 2 custom actions with the same width but with an ejection port of 4.00", the magazine box length of 4 inches. We could go as long as 4.25 on a custom action.


Sounds very interesting, and opens some doors for more BIG WILDCATS!!! thumb That could ALMOST house a .50 Peacekeeper or a .408 CheyTac in repeater form!!! Cool Wouldn't that be a HOOT!!! animal


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Karl-Your a good man-Thankyou for the large barrel thread and large action diameter...
Hey jeffe, Neal, Rob,all- here is one we can
put the 700Hubel(the shortened 3.25 in version
of my 700HE) into. Case loaded is 4.0 to
4.25 inches.This what we wanted MRC to do.
Karl could we talk you into .850 bolt on
custom setup for real hairy actinn.Your
od of action is big enough.Ed.


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Karl-Your a good man-Thankyou for the large barrel thread and large action diameter...
Hey jeffe, Neal, Rob,all- here is one we can
put the 700Hubel(the shortened 3.25 in version
of my 700HE) into. Case loaded is 4.0 to
4.25 inches.This what we wanted MRC to do.
Karl could we talk you into .850 bolt on
custom setup for real hairy actinn.Your
od of action is big enough.Ed.


Ed,
We can build just about anything you want. However, we absorbed the cost of tooling up for this Nyati Action, if you want to go bigger, you need to contact me privately so we can discuss what it would take to do that.


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Karl- I wish I had bucks to do it.You will get
a lot of interest even at present size,
from others who have the means, and have
talked about for years of getting something
nice and big for their cartridge ideas.
You've developed a balanced big action,
right barrel thread,action diameter, etc for big cases, which we bigbore nuts appreciate.Ed.


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These guys built for me a TREASURE, .450 Dakota calibered 5 shot. Synthetic stocked and some nice options added. If I had not been bitten by the BIG Bore Double Rifle Bug I'd keep it for ever. Anyone interested can let me know, it's unfired except for what Karl and Co. did before shipping to me, test firing 16 rounds.



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These guys built for me a TREASURE, .450 Dakota calibered 5 shot. Synthetic stocked and some nice options added. If I had not been bitten by the BIG Bore Double Rifle Bug I'd keep it for ever. Anyone interested can let me know, it's unfired except for what Karl and Co. did before shipping to me, test firing 16 rounds.


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Karl-Your a good man-Thankyou for the large barrel thread and large action diameter...
Hey jeffe, Neal, Rob,all- here is one we can
put the 700Hubel(the shortened 3.25 in version
of my 700HE) into. Case loaded is 4.0 to
4.25 inches.This what we wanted MRC to do.
Karl could we talk you into .850 bolt on
custom setup for real hairy actinn.Your
od of action is big enough.Ed.


Karl, I don't know if you know what kind of doors you have opened for those with the means. I agree with Ed though! A true to life Mauser with a .850 bolt and a 4.5" OAL magazine well would be a dream come true for me as well. I'd have to spill the "penny jar", but I think it'd be worth it to build a .408 CT or .50 Peacekeeper MAUSER!!! thumb You could then open your business up from a "FINE" rifle only company, to a long range, precision rifle company as well!!! clap


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It looks exactly like what they show on their site. (Options aside) I dont know how to put a picture into the computer yet, I'll get their though.



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A .850 bolt would be perfect for a 12Ga FH short or .700 varient! Honestely, a .585 NYATI works just fine with a.700 Bolt on a CZ550. It's tough to justify the &2500 price differential for a cartridge like the NYATI. If you make a .850 bolt you open the doors to the really big stuff everybody really wants. We have done and proven the cartridge design, I suggest we collaborate on a action that makes it more than a single shot! I think you'll make more money than you dream possible. Remember, ther is absolutely nothing the .585 Nyati can do that the 12 ga FH short can't exceed.-Rob


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Rob has good point.The Nyati won't do anymore
than 550 Mag, to need the dollars being spent.
Won't do as much as 600OK.And these all go into
Enfields, CZs, Rugers,your N5, even Savages.What is needed is an intermediate size between Enfield and a 50cal McBros,
as reasonable as possible, as a lot of guys
wanting to put my 700H 3.25 in an action
do their own work... Your specs are
getting there. At 1.59 diameter, the outside
will do the job, with right bolt diameter.
A lot of high pressure BMG actions are only 1/8 inch bigger,only have barrel threads a little bigger, and like State Arms have held test loads of 400,000 psi.
What I am saying is you don't have to worry about strength, shooting serious cartridges.
And you have put good weight and strength into
the bottom of action full length.Foreign made
actions of the size needed cost much, much
more and most look like hell.
Yours is nice...Ed.


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IF THAT ACTION ISN'T BIG ENOUGH FOR WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR, YOU MIGHT WANT TO VISIT THIS SITE http://www.enzyte.com/
 
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What is needed is an intermediate size between Enfield and a 50cal McBros,
as reasonable as possible, as a lot of guys
wanting to put my 700H 3.25 in an action
do their own work... Your specs are
getting there. At 1.59 diameter, the outside
will do the job, with right bolt diameter.
A lot of high pressure BMG actions are only 1/8 inch bigger,only have barrel threads a little bigger, and like State Arms have held test loads of 400,000 psi.

Yours is nice...Ed.


EXACTLY!!! WELL PUT as usual! Wink Mr. Webber, IMHO, I truly think you would do MUCH better if you did in fact enlarge the action a bit. Lenghten the threaded "ring" area to help hold up heavier barrels, go with a .850 bolt, and a 4.5" inside box magazine dimensions (possibly deep enough to hold 4 .505 Gibbs rounds---at least 3), and I HONESTLY believe that you will be surprised at the demand that this sized repeater would hold! I'm being very serious Karl! A Mauser styled action of this size could be soooooo versatile. Think of a "hunting" version of a .408 CT or a .50 Peacekeeper (I don't mean to sound like a broken record, BTW), or in the hands of another 'smith, a long range repeater version. thumb I still applaud your .585 action, but I think aiming HIGHER would bring in more business that you'd imagine. clap

Only two manufacturers that I know of that make actions for the .408 CheyTac, BAT and EDM ARMS, and neither are the reliable Mauser style. Just for what it is worth. bewildered

I'll shut up now, thanks for listening. cheers lol


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did someone say .50 meant .850 bolt?

Sounds like something for the 700DA aka.. 700 Hubel short!!

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Just a thought but Karl said he can make anything people want. Why don't you put together the specks and put in a group order. Maybe a few orders in had will offset the tooling costs for the changes.


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If you could provide a action with a ,850 bolt, that would take a 1.4X16 or better yet 1.5X16 threaded barrel shank 1.5 inches or longer, action ring 1.75 you have a sale! I'm sure we could put together a group buy of at least 5 if you could keep the cost below $3500 each. One note, the action boltface should be able to handle a rimmed case.-Rob


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If you could provide a action with a ,850 bolt, that would take a 1.4X16 or better yet 1.5X16 threaded barrel shank 1.5 inches or longer, action ring 1.75 you have a sale! I'm sure we could put together a group buy of at least 5 if you could keep the cost below $3500 each. One note, the action boltface should be able to handle a rimmed case.-Rob


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If you could provide a action with a ,850 bolt, that would take a 1.4X16 or better yet 1.5X16 threaded barrel shank 1.5 inches or longer, action ring 1.75 you have a sale! I'm sure we could put together a group buy of at least 5 if you could keep the cost below $3500 each. One note, the action boltface should be able to handle a rimmed case.-Rob


Don't forget a 4.5" OAL Magazine well!!! lol


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did someone say .50 bolt?

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Well, I noted the .50 Peacekeeper (scroll down).

It is a .460 WBY necked up to .510 and throated to shoot surplus .50 BMG bullets and was designed by JD Jones.

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.50 Peacekeeper = 88% of a 50 browning from a 23" barrel plus brake in a 13-14 pound rifle. Recoil is not as bad as most 35 pound 50 BMG rifles. It does 2400 FPS with a 650 and 2200+ with a 750 hornady with excellent accuracy.


It looks like it is quite a bit more powder effecient, and would definitely have better barrel life than the BMG. OAL is 4.409" with a 647 gr. BMG bullet. Wink

Looks like LOADS OF FUN to me!!! thumb


Just think, if you keep it under 15.5 lbs, and used the Barnes 647 gr. X bullet for the BMG, you could LEGALLY go elk hunting with it!!! rotflmo


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woodsracer..
i meant .850 bolt.. for our monster rounds, that are waiting for an action!!!

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i meant .850 bolt.. for our monster rounds, that are waiting for an action!!!

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Yes Sir, but a fella can dream can't he??? Wink


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The .50 peacekeeper is really old news. The 500a2 throated for .50BMG Amax's with a 1:15 twist is far more versatile. Military ball is pretty eratic stuff too. Not very accurate( by design). Moreover, you don't need a big action for a .500a2, any run of the mill CZ550 works just fine.-Rob


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Rob,
of course there's my 500 jeffe, which I cut the throat deep on, to shoot milsurp...

LOL
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I talked to Karl today and he is very willing to make an action capable of handling the 12Ga FH short .700 Hubel/RLG short etc. He said that if he had a FIRM order for 5 actions the cost would be $3500 ea. He would want a 50% deposit for tooling. Folks, I'd be willing to honcho a group buy if you'd like. I'm IN, so we need four others or more. We can handle the details off line.-Rob


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Rob-Do you know how I can win a lottery..
I am really glad to see a manufacturerer,
work with folks.. hope you can get 4 others.Ed.


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I talked to Karl today and he is very willing to make an action capable of handling the 12Ga FH short .700 Hubel/RLG short etc. He said that if he had a FIRM order for 5 actions the cost would be $3500 ea. He would want a 50% deposit for tooling. Folks, I'd be willing to honcho a group buy if you'd like. I'm IN, so we need four others or more. We can handle the details off line.-Rob


Oh man, if I could swing it I would. Just not enough $ for this toy, my wife would kill me.

Rob, I have to put you on ignore, your projects make me want to spend money. Wink


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We are currently working on a new size of our N-Series Action, suited for the 585 Nyati. Below are several pictures. This Action has an .812 diameter bolt, and as you can see, is scaled up to handle this cartridge, and allow for proper feeding. In the background is a Pre-64, M70 for reference.





Thank you for this good news! That will be an excellent DGR and a fun gun all around.
 
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Should I be buying tooling and steel yet?????? beer


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