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26 October 2007, 02:25
new_guy
450/400 26" bbls
Here is a recent photo of the 26" barrels on the 450/400.



Herr Helbig on the left and Herr Schlembach on the right.

Both began working at HEYM in 1977.


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26 October 2007, 03:40
jimatcat
thumb... sweet!!!!!!!!


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26 October 2007, 04:22
maddenwh
What's the weight on it? Smiler


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26 October 2007, 05:06
new_guy
They are weighing @ 9.5 lbs.


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26 October 2007, 05:16
Rusty
An NIB double rifle chambered in 450/400 3 inch with proper 26" barrels!

Life is good!

Awesome Chris! I know you have worked very hard to bring this project to the manufacturing stage! Well done, sir!


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26 October 2007, 06:04
505ED
Very cool! Good work Chris!

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26 October 2007, 06:33
Antlers
Is that your rifle Chris??


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26 October 2007, 06:40
new_guy
quote:
Originally posted by Antlers:
Is that your rifle Chris??


Negative. That particular one was ordered by an outdoor writer.

I get mine after all the clients get theirs.


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26 October 2007, 07:40
maddenwh
9.5 lbs is purdy good for having 26 in. barrels. Now only if those heymees were a few grand cheaper... Wink Thanks.


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470 Heym; 9.3x74r Chapuis, Heym 450/400 on it's way
26 October 2007, 07:58
GarBy
That's a very sweet looking piece, Chris....too bad someone already sold me a 404 bolt and I "found" that 450 NE.

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26 October 2007, 15:33
BigFiveJack
Anyone not "stuck" on vintage really aught to look at these for

an all around rifle. 210 grn pistol bullets, 265 grainers from

Cast Bullet Performance, 300 grainers from Hornady and 400

grainers from a handful of firms. Only the .458 caliber shooters

have more choices, but they pay the price of a heavier rifle and
or more recoil. dancing



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27 October 2007, 01:25
Idaho Sharpshooter
Chris,

what would the pricing structure be on one in .500 NE 3"?

Rich
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28 October 2007, 01:42
tomo577
rich, did you want 26" barrels on that 500 ?


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28 October 2007, 02:35
BigFiveJack
I SS,

The Heym in 500 NE will likely be sub 10.5 pounds.

There are 470's out there at 9 lbs and so many ounces!

RECOIL with full power loads will not be apprec-

iated by little girls, [like ME]. It WILL be nice carry-

ing, and I guess you can work up/use light loads
for practice and smaller than Cape Buff game... patriot

The weight to me, begs to be coupled with the .41 caliber.
dancing



Jack

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31 October 2007, 18:24
ozhunter
Any side on pictures?