06 August 2004, 04:30
Reed450 Watts on 1917 Eddy at AA
I was able to find a Rem 720 once as a kind soul had posted here that it was available at gunsamerica. Well, this isn't a 720 but I thought it might be of interest to someone here. It's an Eddystone which isn't necessarily the most desirable 1917 name but it's currently configured for 450 Watts which you don't see everyday. So far it's at $297 with two bids and 3+ days remaining.
http://www.auctionarms.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=5957179Rotsa ruck.
Reed
06 August 2004, 05:21
Dago Redit might be worth it for parts, it looks like they may have changed or maybe its just that they left off the factory base, to the Winchester pre-64 safari sight. plus, the only synthetic I know of for the Enfields is the MPI and they ain't cheap either. Hmmm..... at the price it is at, depending on the barrel, it might be a good parts gun if a person didn't want an eddystone.
Red
06 August 2004, 06:06
jeffeossoRed,
i bought an mpi for 145 from brownels, before they dropped the line... and it went RIGHT back....
looks a tad light for serious shooting, btw...
but, for that price, it certainly would give a fella abig in
jeffe
06 August 2004, 06:20
3584ELKI have a slightly modified 1917 ( I think its a REM ) waiting for me to start a 458 Lott project. For the money, this rifle may well be the ticket...
06 August 2004, 08:59
dan belisle500 gr bullet at 2500fps? I don't think so. - Dan
07 August 2004, 06:47
Paul HIf you don't have a chronograph, anything is possible

07 August 2004, 07:01
500grainsThe seller says to use 98 grains of IMR4230 with a 500 grain bullet, which is a solid 10-12 grains above max.
07 August 2004, 07:06
GeorgeSIt sounds like he's getting his data from an old COTW.
George