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I am sure the marketing folks at Heym feel this is a great way to gain interest in their new rifle, but frankly, it left me flat. This piece reminds me of the commercial run on TV for introduction of the Infiniti Car line many years ago - the commercial never showed the car. I was not impressed then, and I am not impressed now. Sorry. Please show photos of the rifle sooner rather than later - I hope it lives up to hype you give it in the video clip. | |||
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Is there something new coming or is this the Heym that they have had in production. Mike, you have to forfeit all of your English doubles to me now. I know you have no use for them, what with you crossing over to the Heym team. Don't worry, I'll look after them like a good friend would. | |||
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Well that's just not fair..... C'mon, November's tomorrow, give us an AR-exclusive sneak peak..... | |||
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I have shot the new rifle. It's all the hype, and a lot more! Double rifle folks that know what they are looking at will be more than pleased. | |||
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I too have shot the rifle. This will truly be an October surprise. I hope everyone has their child support, maintenance/alimony, mortgage, Christmas shopping done. Otherwise we are all done for. Sweetheart, I was going to buy you that ruby bracelet... Your honor: I claim the defense of impossibility. Court: Why do you not have the support? You see your honor Heym.... | |||
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The quest for a truly English best rifle without the sticker shock? I have my doubts... ..did I miss it in the video..are we talking sidelock or boxlock here? | |||
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Boxlock . . . it is definitely a big step in the right direction in terms of taking double rifle design and style from the Teutonic, European style that has predominated the modern manufacture double rifles to something more akin to a traditional English style. Mike | |||
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Well, that's a good sign..the funky shape of the current boxlock never grew on me. My rifle is a good quality hunting double but it always left me wanting. | |||
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We shall see... | |||
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Subsailor74; Very spot on. Infiniti cars never recovered from that stumble and Lexus ate their lunch. When we do not read history, we cannot gain from what history tells us. | |||
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Hey! Those guys all had Heym ballcaps and shirts!! | |||
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That one in 450-400 would be jewel beyond price.However at some point cost be mentioned. Never mistake motion for action. | |||
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Bullshit commercial. Show me the damned rifle! | |||
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We all got a sneak peck at the Heym USA shoot. We are all Heym owners, so are we biased; the answer is yes. I am baised to my GMC truck. This does not keep me from admiring a new Ford. We did receive free hamburgers for our endorsement. My wife laughed out loud when she saw me spot. I wished they would have cut mine, because I sound like a hillbilly robot. At the very least, have let me keep my hat on. My guess is Heym USA is holding back the rifle until DSC. | |||
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Too much caffeine? Why not just be patient and appreciate that after beating on the double rifle manufacturers to stop making rifles that look and feel European (scalloped receivers, beavertail forearms, thick closed pistol grips, etc.) and start making rifles that are more English in style (squared back receivers, splinter forearms, thinner and more open in the grip and buttstock, tear drops, etc.), one is making an attempt to do so. Then we complain because the roll out is not done the way everyone wants it. Sheesh tough crowd. Mike | |||
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Norman, The rifle we shot was a 450/400, it was sweet. Huvis, not all of us were wearing Heym tee shirts and ball caps. Look before you leap. | |||
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Where's the beef? NRA Life Member, Band of Bubbas Charter Member, PGCA, DRSS. Shoot & hunt with vintage classics. | |||
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Just for the record..I'm not complaining. I'm simply skeptical...I've heard these promises of an "English" gun before from various manufactures and they have all come up short. You've seen the evidence and I haven't. So until then I'll be unsure of the result. I'm rooting for it to be everything we have all wanted it to be and more.... if it is, I might lay some money down at DSC. We shall see. | |||
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Is it a 1935 Holland & Holland Royal . . . no. Is it a big improvement over scalloped receivers, semi-beavertail forearms, thick pistol grips with palm swell, overbuilt butt stocks . . . absolutely. A good solid step forward in my view. Mike | |||
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Heym 450/400, I think when you lay your hands on the new Heym, you will be impressed. Will it be what you are looking for, I can't say. But it is very nice. | |||
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I'm waiting for them to attempt an English sidelock and I'll get really excited. I'll probably buy one more Heym before I treat myself to a Holland & Holland for my midlife crisis. | |||
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. . . that is not the same rifle we saw in Dallas nor do I think that is the rifle that is the subject of the video clip above. Mike | |||
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Is it going to make me quit lusting for an Evans? | |||
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I agree Mike, that is not the same rifle. | |||
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That I think that is the Mark Sulivan addition. That package, for lack of a better term, was introduced around 2013. It is not the rifle being teased by Heym here. | |||
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. . . doubtful but may make you more willing to compromise on something a little cheaper. Mike | |||
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Hope mine is done for the shows. Mac | |||
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No this is not the 2013. This is the New mark sullivian special. Heym put out the pictures of on the german heym Page in june 2016. Age:27 Safari guns: Ruger No 1 458lott A.W wolf 9.3x74R Røssler 9.3x62 krieghoff 500NE *sold* | |||
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I do not disputed that sir. However, you can go on YouTube and see MS's 577 MS edition from 2013 or 2014. He says in the video that Heym is taking orders for the MS sub-model. | |||
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I am almost positive the rifle the video is referencing has nothing to do with the Sullivan special. Mac | |||
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The receivers are completely different. Mike | |||
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My biggest problem with the video is that MJines' voice doesn't match the one I use when I read his posts. As far as the rifle itself, I'm just happy in this day and age of hand-wringing, pearl-clutching despair, a rifle company actually listened to their customers and put money and time into trying to fulfill their desires. Not a bad thing in my opinion. | |||
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+1, the second paragraph that is. Mike | |||
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I wished it were. DRSS: HQ Scandinavia. Chapters in Sweden & Norway | |||
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Mr. McKay: You are correct the MS edition is not the teaser vid posted here. I was referring to another YouTube vid where MS introduces the MS edition back in 2013 or 2014. In that vid MS describes his approach to buff hunting and shooting doubles on game. He also introduces the MS edition and states Heym will build you one just like it. Not trying to be argumentative; just explaining my position on why this is not the MS edition and why MS edition is not new. | |||
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I wonder what "donor rifle" was used to take measurements and dimensions? I'm sure it wasn't just one box lock of any particular English maker, but I'd be more than interested to know the rifle/rifles used as a jumping off point. Westley Richards would be were I'd start if I was copying a boxlock....I wanna know the story Damnit!!! | |||
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