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Well I was finally able to get out to shoot my .585 Hubel Express. I must admit I was alittle nervous about it because the largest rifle I have shot up until today was my .375 H&H. I really had no idea of what to expect from an 11.5 lbs H&R single shot with a 650 gr Woodleigh at 2400 fps. I reviewed the old post on the proper way to shoot heavy kicking rifle, and I have to say It was nowhere near as bad as I expected, I am hooked now. I am taking it in to have it drilled and tapped for a red dot sight then plan on thinning out some pigs. I'll try to post a video of me shooting it and if anyone has any advice on form or anything I would be happy to hear it as I am new to these rifles and would like to learn the proper techniques from the people on this forum with alot of experience. .585 | ||
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I hope you enjoy it for years and years! You'll next get a bolt action magazine rifle built up. D/R Hunter Correct bullet placement, combined with the required depth of bullet penetration, results in an anchored animal... | |||
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""I am hooked now"" Once "hooked", no turning back, When you get bolt gun and zip it out at 2800-3000, the fun really starts. I weighted the gun for him, and real thick pad. He's got dies and I sent 2 cases to play with, while waiting on delivery for the bulk freight order of which he bought a hundred. His is gun # 6 out and I have 16 in 12 different styles/makes here for testing and research...Ed. MZEE WA SIKU | |||
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I would like to say a big thank you to Ed for all his work and testing of his rifles and cartridges. I have always wanted a real big bore like the .585 but never thought I would be able to afford one, and now I have one. Can't wait for the cases to come in then I can do some accuracy testing and take it after some pigs. Thanks again Ed for all your hard work. | |||
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how do I go about getting a 585 hubel chambered in nef and what nef do I need to get, cost estimate etc. Have to have one. | |||
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Ed is the man to handle all that :-) | |||
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I'm going to have to have one, I promised myself I would not buy anymore guns, this would be a different classification and should be allowed. | |||
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how can I get in touch, I have a 500 a square but it leaves me asking for more. | |||
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actually I have 378 weatherby, 416 rem mag, 458 win mag, 500 a square really need a 585 hubel | |||
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You can contact me on here by PM. Or email me- gunowner@journey.com. WE can get you in an NEF or Enfield singleshot about the same price. We got barrels, profiled and straight blanks and they work for either.Ed MZEE WA SIKU | |||
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Great video clip ... There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t. – John Green, author | |||
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.585 D/R Hunter Correct bullet placement, combined with the required depth of bullet penetration, results in an anchored animal... | |||
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Got few others getting singleshots done around the world in 585HE. one in Pedretti, two in Ruger #1, two in Enfields, a Vulcan and bunch of bolt gun repeaters in Enfields, a Howa, a BBK, and others. Guys can do inserts to fire our case for their PTRDs with their 5 ft long barrels, get some real hairy speeds with them. Ed MZEE WA SIKU | |||
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