has anyone used tested heyms big bore expresses or seen one up close ?how well do they feed.one dealer in australia has them for 9000.aust dollars which seems reasonable for the 577 or600 ithink id build my own 505 at that price.
Posts: 148 | Location: brisbane australia | Registered: 07 January 2003
That rifle is still at Great Northern Guns, I think they want $5500.00. I did not think it was that heavy, at least considering the caliber it shoots. Wouldn't want to carry it around all day though .
THIS DOESN'T ANSWER THE QUESTION BUT I TOO SAW THE 600 NITRO AT GREAT NORTHERN GUNS. IT LOOKED SO MUCH LIKE A TRUCK AXLE THAT I DIDN'T EVEN HANDLE IT. I WOULD IMAGINE THAT THE SMALLER CALIBERS AND EVEN THE 505 WOULD BE MUCH TRIMMER.
[ 01-14-2003, 11:44: Message edited by: MARK H. YOUNG ]
Posts: 13091 | Location: LAS VEGAS, NV USA | Registered: 04 August 2002
I was at GNG this past Christmas break when doing shopping with the wife before heading out to Bethel. I looked at everything on the racks as this is one of the four gunshops my wife actually likes to go in and browse. I must have mistaken it for a shotgun otherwise I'd've been all over it.
Mark, that is one truck axle that'll rock your world though.
[ 01-14-2003, 17:34: Message edited by: Roger Rothschild ]
quote:Originally posted by efryman: That rifle is still at Great Northern Guns, I think they want $5500.00. I did not think it was that heavy, at least considering the caliber it shoots. Wouldn't want to carry it around all day though .
Eric,
Are you still shooting your 470 NE pistol? I gotta shoot that thing one of these days.
I must have missed the 600 NE as well, will have to look for it next time I'm in there.
Posts: 7213 | Location: Alaska | Registered: 27 February 2001
I'm still shooting the 470 NE. I just made a new handgrip and forend for it in some nice english walnut, so I'll bring it out one of these days and give it a try again. Got my 600 Overkill dies and barrel today as well. Hopefully I'll have it ready to shoot in a couple of months. Plan on trying it without a brake first, you are welcome to come and help me get it broken in
My 500 Jeffrey barreled action is completed, and testfired, just waiting for it to get shipped up here. I still need to order dies, but was able to seat some bullets using a modified set of 50/70 dies. Sounds like plenty of big bores in town
Posts: 7213 | Location: Alaska | Registered: 27 February 2001
It's an Encore with a 15" Virgin Valley Guns barrel. It is not too bad too shoot, you just have to hold on to it when you pull the trigger. Have actually managed to shoot a couple of groups under 1" at 100 yds, so it is plenty accurate.
Eric, I was wondering if you still had the .470; I saw on classifieds that you got rid of a bunch of Federal nickel cases. Are you still loading for it? Ron