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I think you mentioned that your VC regulated with about 106 grains of IMR 4831. I am guessing that would give you about 2150 fps out of the 24 inch barrel. If you order a VC, can you ask that it be regulated to the old standard with Kynoch ammo instead which would regulate around 2000 fps from the same barrel length? Also, can you ask that the rifle be built to a certain weight?

VC makes a 9.3X74 double with a Holland & Holland "filet". Can anyone tell me what that is?


Hi Dave,

Yes, mine regulates right at about 107.0gr of IMR-4831 which gives me 2,150fps on the nose. It was regulated at the factory with Norma PH ammo. I'm not sure if one can specify what velocity they would like for their rifle to be regulated to but I am sure Ken could tell you. I would think if one was ordering a bespoke rifle however, that you could ask for whatever weight and regulation specifics you would like. There is a fellow on here who PMed me that he is having VC build him a bespoke .577 NE. You might ask him, I sent you a PM with his name.

Sorry, I don't know what an H&H filet is.
 
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Nice pictures.......




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I've got to get one of those gun racks!
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Monsewerrat and Gangbang, lovely rifles. tu2
 
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They're not mine, but they are fun to look at. These are from Bill Jones' collection. I'm holding the "famous" 700 that's been featured on Tracks Across Africa.

Who knew there were so many fine rifles in Alabama. YALL probably thought we were all about lever action 30-30s and 12 bores shooting buckshot.

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Ah, simply perfect.

Thanks for the post!


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Sometimes words add nothing...well done

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What is the rifle in this pic? It is lovely to look at.
 
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Sometimes words add nothing...well done

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What is the rifle in this pic? It is lovely to look at.


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This is my Charles Osborne 450 400 3-1/4.

Built between 1892-1908







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Why are these pics small?


Because it is a little rifle?
 
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Because it is a little rifle?


No wonder the guy at the range charged me 1/2 price?

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That is a beautiful little rifle.


I have a 450-400 3 1/4" Boswell cica 1905 that is a joy to shoot. I am thinking about leaving my .375 H&H and bringing the Boswell as my "light" (or little) rifle this year. It has no scope but I am confident with it out to 100+ yards. Plus my wife will have her 7 by 57 and she could take the long shots.
 
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Thanks Mike,

I'm most likely taking it to CAR next year

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This is my Charles Osborne 450 400 3-1/4.

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A friend up here in Anchrage has one in the same calibre as well. Just picked it up a month or so ago.

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My new-to-me Merkel 160-2 .500 NE. I hope to get it in a photo sorta like silwane's next year.









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Nganga:

If you'll turn to the back of a book called "Death By Double Rifle", you can see a proper way of displaying that Charles Osbourne rifle.

Big Grin...sorry.....

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If you'll turn to the back of a book called "Death By Double Rifle", you can see a proper way of displaying that Charles Osbourne rifle.

Big Grin...sorry.....

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GarBy,

No sweat, I TRIED to buy a Demas 450-400 from some guy I meet in a safari camp far far away and long long ago.

You have a Mark Sullivan book?

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Problem with that 450-400, my good man, is that you stand on the wrong side of the stock!

Shhhhhhhhh........please don't mention the book. It was delivered to my house by mistake....I just look at the pictures but don't read the articles....er wait...or was that Playboy....I forget.

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My similar rifle: http://forums.accuratereloadin...=856108469#856108469 You have beautiful wood!
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This is my Charles Osborne 450 400 3-1/4.

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You have beautiful wood!

Jack, Thanks!!!!

My wife just commented on that this morning

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You have beautiful wood!

Jack, Thanks!!!!

My wife just commented on that this morning

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As did she.
 
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You have beautiful wood!

Jack, Thanks!!!!

My wife just commented on that this morning

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rotflmo rotflmo rotflmo rotflmo rotflmo I WALKED RIGHT INTO THAT ONE!!! rotflmo rotflmo rotflmo rotflmo rotflmo


Big 5, I'd be curious as to the serial # on yours. PM if you like.

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As much as I like doubles, I rarely covet them..... but I do that one.

That'd be the perfect rifle for me! tu2






 
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Everyone of you guys, suck.

Thanks for getting me in trouble with the ol' lady. She caught me looking at "porn" again last night. I heard the feared line of, "why don't you look at me like that?" To which I smarted back with "if you were as useful as some of these pieces of equipment, I might." The doctor said the swelling should go down in a couple of days and that you can hardly notice the lump on the back of my head from the frying pan.

All kidding aside, 1. I love threads like this and 2. the girlfriend said she would rather me have one of these "gorgeous ladies" then a piece of stange. I love this girl for reasons just like that.

Safe travels and good adventure with the "gorgeous ladies." Their elegance is only surpassed by their usefulness.


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Great video! Funny how we don't here the usual anti French vitriol!
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Everyone of you guys, suck.

Thanks for getting me in trouble with the ol' lady. She caught me looking at "porn" again last night. I heard the feared line of, "why don't you look at me like that?" To which I smarted back with "if you were as useful as some of these pieces of equipment, I might." The doctor said the swelling should go down in a couple of days and that you can hardly notice the lump on the back of my head from the frying pan.

All kidding aside, 1. I love threads like this and 2. the girlfriend said she would rather me have one of these "gorgeous ladies" then a piece of stange. I love this girl for reasons just like that.

Safe travels and good adventure with the "gorgeous ladies." Their elegance is only surpassed by their usefulness.


Great post, Thanks. My wife doesn't know about most of my really nice stuff. They all sort of get lost in plain sight in the gun safe. When I put my .50BMG in there she noticed that one!!!


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