This is great opportunity for someone out there who wants to get one of Bailey's rifles without the wait. I wish I had the money to spend on a great little rifle of this caliber.

http://www.gunsinternational.c...cfm?gun_id=100181200

There is a LOT of rifle sitting there for that kind of money!!!

Nice work BB!

If I had a spare 9k at the moment I'd be all over that.

If anyone has questions on it, just let me know.

Here is a couple pictures of the locks not shown on the Cabela's site.

I'm waiting on a flash drive with pictures to come in the mail HINT FREAKING HINT

What are you going to do, write a book or something??? :-)

he has pictures on a flash drive I want to add to the article. for those like your self who have trouble reading without pictures to look at NOW sharpen your crayon and get back to work

Bailey,
I had a great time Sun. dam that little double of your sure shoots nice. I think Sean enjoyed his self to he smile all the way to Dallas

I sure hope your PC has spell and grammar check!!! You could always borrow my crayon!!! :-)

piss on spell check I have and editor the above lines are what happens when your on 12 hour shifts and dont care how it reads

for God's sake don't give hooker a crayon, he'll either eat it or poke out his eye with it.

I think Bailey Bradshaw's genius and artisanship with steel and walnut is almost beyond belief. The man is a treasure.

Believe me most of the public has not seen Baileys real talent yet. I have had the privilege of seeing some of his work that has not be out in the public eye yet. AS they used to say YOU AN"T SEEN NOTHEN YET. I will have time to put the finishing touches on the article in a week or so then send it off to editor. so I will they to paint you a better picture of his work.

I was in Baileys shop visiting--

WOW If you can dream it he probably can build it.

I wont steal any thunder about guns, but I can tell you he is working on a sword for a European client that I would sell my sister for.

SSR

I was bummed out when I visited cabelas a few weeks back and they didnt have it displayed but were advertising it on the web. Figured it had sold already.

Bailey
Please if you are reading these threads get your head out of the clouds
These guys are gonna make it hard for me to have my baby by October.

Oh by the way I have been talking to Adam about some more wood for that other secret project.
Larry

No head problems with me Larry....I'm just a nut trying to get a squirel.

Bailey
Believe it we are very happy for your sucess. BUILD IT THEY WILL COME.
Great job Man.

Larry

ELK,
I will make sure to tell you how well your rifle shoots if Bailey lets me help him break it in

Lordy, but that is one sweet little rifle. However, I am too practical to have a Horned or any small caliber in a double, or at least my coffer is not up to such luxury, but that's just a super fine rifle..I guess I better call some of my more affluent buddies and advise them it up for grabs.

Thats very sweet.

Only slight criticism is that peep sight is wrong for that rifle IMHO. It looks as if it is an off the shelf item that has been screwed on and breaks all the lines of Baileys Beautiful work. Much better would be to have a peep sight that folds down into the tang of the rifle as seen on old British built rifles, alternatively if it is on the rib, it should be just on the rib an not bridging across onto the receiver. Or to have a set of claw mounts for a claw mounted scope, but with the peep sight as part of the rear claw.

I have an old british built side by side 410, whose action is relly good, but barrels very pitted. One day Baily I will ask you to rebarrel it as a side by side Hornet, or even better would be a rimmed version of the 222 so it can push a 50 g bullet at 2450 fps, and thus be legal for use on Roe Deer in Scotland. I don't think you can quite do that with a hornet or even a K Hornet.

Heym
I think Bailey makes all his sights not sure on this one.
But one main thing to keep in mind this is an $8,000 double not and $80,000 English Double.
Well if thats all I will save the $70K
Ha Ha
Larry

the Ghost ring rear sight it not a screw in sight it is a machine fit sight. and for use old guys with lease than great eyes it make an amazing difference. the fold down feature is really nice to. if you want to use your express sights just flip it down and blast away.

At my age I need a programmable laser not a peep site.
I see two front sights on open sights now.
Bitch getting old
Thats why Bailey is putting Talley Rails on my 450NE for my 1.25x4 30mm Trijicon.
Talley HO

Larry