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Tomorrow I will test shoot my dreamrifle!!!
dancing dancing dancing
A Krieghof Classic with Big Five stock in 8x57IRS caliber.

If it shoots and looks good I will buy it and become a member of DRSS!!!

It will be perfect for driven hunts where roe, doe, elk, wild boar and moose is the main target!!!

Pics will posted ASAP!!!!

I am extatic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jim


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Tomorrow I will test shoot my dreamrifle!!!
dancing dancing dancing
A Krieghof Classic with Big Five stock in 8x57IRS caliber.

If it shoots and looks good I will buy it and become a member of DRSS!!!

It will be perfect for driven hunts where roe, doe, elk, wild boar and moose is the main target!!!

Pics will posted ASAP!!!!

I am extatic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jim


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Big Grin Jimbo#1 - Have a BLAST!!!



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Congratulations Jimbo!

My Chapuis in 9.3X74R ships to me Monday or Tuesday!


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My 8x57jrs Merkel double has performed well for me and taken many boar,fox deer,caribou and black bear. this caliber makes for a nice light weight double rifle. I have never weighed mine but I'm sure it's under 9 pounds with scope attached.
Good luck on the range and I hope you come home with it.


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welcome to drss !

and good shooting, tom


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You poor guy-there's no going back now!

Congratulations!


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Congratulations on the new gun. There is nothing quite like the satisfaction after the waiting. You know that is of course a quite serious disease. Symptons will start as follows, lieing to your wife or at least some stoy telling as to where the $$ is going, spending more time on this site at nite, constantly thinking of what to sell to start up another double project. And rat holing $$$ to go to DRSS shoots. CAUTION YOU ARE NOW HOOKED, and the urges only get stronger and much more frequent over time!!
 
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Welcome to the "OTHER SIDE OF THE TRACKS"


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Thanks guys!!! beer

So now I´ve entered the world of doubles!!

It´s a beauty!! Big Five stock in Grade 002 with all moving parts in the action nickel plated. Action itself is black.
Singel tringer action for fast second shot!

I have to wait another week or so for the smith to top it up with a Schmidt & Bender Flashdot scope!

Then I´m ready for action!!

My digital camera broke down so you have to wait a little while longer for pics!!

It´s worth the wait!! Big Grin

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Jimbo,
WE NEED PICTURES!!!!


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Finally!!

Here is some pictures of my Krieghoff Classic.
Quality is bad cause I had to use my cellphone camera! Frowner
I´ll post better ones when I get my digital camera.

Right now it is at the shop for mounting og my scope. A 1,25-4x20 S&B with illuminated reticle.

I´ll have it back some time next week and then there will be some serious shooting! jumping

EDIT: OOPS!! Made a mistake when posting pics!!

Jim

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Congrats and welcome to the club. Maybe we can do a DRSS shoot in Norway, how about that Paul. You and Rusty get right on it.


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Thanks Brain1 and everyone else!!

See if I got it right this time!



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And another!



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nice!!!!!!!!!!!!! beer pm sent...


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And finally some more!





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Congrats!

I will bet you enjoy this little fella a LOT! Should be a great one for using in the US. clap


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Welcome to DRSS Jimbo#1 I like the blued action much better than the nicol plated ones, looks much classier! Nice rifle, now go shoot something with it, and post pictures here!
Come to Texas for one of our DRSS shoot/hunts. beer Congratulations!


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Jimbo
This is NE450No2 on AK shooters computer. Welcome to the DRSS. The Krieghoff is a good double and the 8x57 is a good calibre.

You will soon discover that the double rifle is a great hunting rifle.


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Jimatcat!!

Thanks a bunch!! beer

Can´t wait until I get my licenseplate!!

Jim


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Congratulations!!! Great looking rifle. Now show us how it can shoot. beer
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That thing has class, and sst is just the thing for glove clad shooting hand on cold Scandinavian game gettin' day. Wink
 
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Paolo9,5x73!!

I´d rather fondle it without gloves but it doesn´t really matter what temperature it is! Wink

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congrtas and welcome!!!!


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JIMBO - YOU LUCKED OUT !

usually any mention of a single trigger on a double rifle brings the skeptics out of the woodwork and out from under their logs.

a good single trigger will work just fine when you need to shoot two boars on the run or a pair of moose.

so when do we get an invitation to bring our double rifles and join you hunting ??


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Thanks!! beer

Well I believe it´s safe and sound to have some critisism but many times it´s just critisism for the sake of argument! Creating problems for non problematic issues!! Wink

If I was hunting a lot of Dugga Boys down in Africa I too, would have a double trigger but for the not so dangerous Scandinavian beasts a single trigger works just fine. And Krieghoff guarantee they work up to .375 cal!!

The only real downside is that I can´t use it as a Cape Gun or a Bergstützen since I can´t choose which barrel to shot! Or heavier calibers than .375.

But this is a small problem and it can be solved by having Krieghof change the trigger to double trigger. And of course 1500USD!!!! Frowner

If I had bought it new I would probably have ordered it with double triggers but since it came this way, I see no need to alter it!!

About the invitations!! That´s a nice thought!! A DRSS meet in Sweden!!

But!! I´m in the middle of moving house from Norway and back to my native Sweden!! But when I´ve settled in and have found some more hunting grounds!!

Why not!!

I´ll be back!!

Jim


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Jimbo1, I agree with you on the single trigger on a rifle such as your's. I have double rifles with single triggers, but, again, like you they are small chamberings, for things like deer, caribou,moose, and black bear!

Anyone here can tell you I'm not a fan of single triggers, or O/U double rifles, that will be used on dangerous game animals. That to me simply makes sense! Like you said, if you were going to use the rifle for shooting things like Cape Buffalo, down in Africa, then the double trigger would certainly be called for, but not in the platform, and use you plan to put you 8mm to! Mount a QD scope on that little 8mm double, and it will make a nice plains game rifle to take along with your big rifle in Africa as well! thumb

Again, congratulations, and good hunting! beer


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MacD37!! Thanks a bunch!! beer

I have a S&B 1,25x4 with illuminated reticle mounted in a Recknagel Eramatic H7!!

Yoú´ll find pics here: https://forums.accuratereloading.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/760101804/m/954101076

Hunting season starts the 16 of August in Sweden so I´m waiting!!!


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Welcome to the club.

Drss member, maybe a charter member, if not, then close! Smiler


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I'm wondering if you made the move and settled in to the "new" area? Maybe found some hunting property? Good luck. Packy
 
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I'd really like to have a rifle just like that for hog hunting.

What neat little rifle!



 
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