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Here is the new large frame for 470 & 500.



This is our 5th frame size for double rifles, and the larger for the 470 and 500.

I'm a little biased of course, but the size and weight are just about perfect to me. If it's the "British-rifle" feeling you're looking for in a 470, then this is it.

We'll have a 470 and 500 both in at DSC and SCI.

Hope to see you next week.


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Nice!!! and since you're on....what about the Jaeger price?


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What does it weigh in this frame size.


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Yes, back to the Jaeger!!!
 
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How many lb's in this large frame rifle are there in the 470 and 500???


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Man I really like that! Chris...I will be by to see you.

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This new larger frame size is the best handling Heym 88B, I have ever seen.

It feels more "British" than a lot of British doubles.


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This is our 5th frame size for double rifles, and the larger for the 470 and 500.

I'm a little biased of course, but the size and weight are just about perfect to me. If it's the "British-rifle" feeling you're looking for in a 470, then this is it.


What sort of price premium will this new action have over what's currently listed on your webpage?


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This is our 5th frame size for double rifles, and the larger for the 470 and 500.

I'm a little biased of course, but the size and weight are just about perfect to me. If it's the "British-rifle" feeling you're looking for in a 470, then this is it.


What sort of price premium will this new action have over what's currently listed on your webpage?


At this time, there is no extra cost for the larger action.

Weight wise, I did not have a chance to weigh it before we boxed it up for the show. We will have a scale there, so I can give you an exact number next week.

I would say that it's right at 11 pounds in the 470, but it feels lighter than that.


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Its balance and handling belies its weight-
truly fells lighter in the hands than many smaller caliber guns


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Sweet! Smiler

You are making it hard to resist the drive to DSC.


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Would love to be able to handle some of these different rifles, looks very nice Chris. l wish we had better availability of doubles here in Oz


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You are making it hard to resist the drive to DSC.

C'mon, Sid! The more the merrier!
 
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You are making it hard to resist the drive to DSC.

C'mon, Sid! The more the merrier!


I'm making plans for the AR dinner! Good friends, good food, good doubles .... how can I resist? dancing


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Another one I'll be wrapping my paws around while at the show!

You boys have been busy this year.


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We set up at DSC today and weighed the new large-frame 470 pictured above (it was on top of the pile), and it weighed 11 pounds, 1 ounce.

Will weigh the 500 on Thursday after we dig everything out for display and post an update.


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This little piggy went to market? Smiler


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Don't worry, Will. There's still a small frame available for you.

We've got 5 different frame sizes to suit almost every request.


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Will, they make a Titanium version with thin wall barrels that comes in at a bit over 4 1/2 lbs in 577 :-)
 
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I handled this rifle today. It is SWEET to say the least! A very nice rifle indeed.
 
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Thanks, Todd. Good to see you.

Several AR members have dropped by the booth and all comments have been extremely positive for this new frame size.


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They got this one right for sure. It actually felt lighter than the smaller frame gun because of balance. Beautiful gun!

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They got this one right for sure. It actually felt lighter than the smaller frame gun because of balance. Beautiful gun!

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That is HARD to believe... shocker tu2

But that is exactly what I think after handling them side by side...


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They got this one right for sure. It actually felt lighter than the smaller frame gun because of balance. Beautiful gun!

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That is HARD to believe... shocker tu2

But that is exactly what I think after handling them side by side...


+1 The Heym boys got this one right for sure. I was pleasantly surprised by the balance and after handling/shouldering for a few minutes I was sold! GREAT job Chris.


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What a nice rifle, one of the best feeling rifles at the show. Very proper rifle---Heym has come light years!!!

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Of course I'm a little biased, but it really does have that magic feel.

Here is a side-by-side comparison of the regular frame on the left, and the new, larger frame on the right.

Both rifles are chambered in 470.



www.heymusa.com


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