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| I like the reject one better, the other one is too wild for a double. Unique for sure! |
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| quote: Originally posted by srose:
I like the reject one better, the other one is too wild for a double. Unique for sure!
Couldn't agree more. Both pieces are stunning but the "reject" seems classier for a double.
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| sell a kidney and buy both... |
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| Gotta go with the top one. The pics showing the possible final finishing ensured it for me.
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| Love that dark wood on the "reject"
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| Bottom from the beginning............ |
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|  Here is the first animal taken with this rifle..  This is how it was shooting when it left for Australia. Here are 4 shots (two pair fired in sucession) with a 450/400 at 50-yards. These are 400gr Swift A-frames.  These are 400gr North Fork Cup Points from the same rifle (same shooting scenario as above.)  |
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| Hi Chris.That sure is accurate.Did you clean between shooting both these targets? I was thinking of trying out my 500NE again soon with both Woodleighs and NF solids to check POI but hit my head on a fridge the other day-that is going to delay things a bit. |
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| BOTH! save the other for another project, beautiful blanks there. |
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