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Very nice. Time to go make some memories with it.


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excellent !


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Very nice!
 
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Purty!
 
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Good looking rifle.
Heading back to Moz to get it broke in??
 
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Nice!
 
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Good looking rifle.
Heading back to Moz to get it broke in??

Cheers guys,
Would love to head back to Moz soon but more likely it will first be used as a guide gun in the Northern Territory.
 
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Great looking rifle..Congrats
 
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Nice rifle.How many doubles do you own now and what chamberings? Is the larger action better in any way?
 
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Nice rifle.How many doubles do you own now and what chamberings? Is the larger action better in any way?


Not nearly enough.
Imo,The Large action gives more strength, better central balance and allowed for more taper in fore stock.
 
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Looks great! Congratulations.


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Beautiful!


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Absolutely supurb!!! Congrats on a gorgeous rifle!!


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Adam,
Looking good mate. Love to see and compare with my VC's.
Let me know when it arrives and we'll hook up for a shot!!!

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Lovely looking rifle.

Congratulations.

Cheers, Chris


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Looking good mate. Love to see and compare with my VC's.
Let me know when it arrives and we'll hook up for a shot!!!

Cheers

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Hey Nick, how about a VC Banteng/ Buff hunt?
 
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Well done Adam!


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A beautiful piece of work. May it make you many fond memories


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How does it shoot?
 
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ozhunter: The Large action gives more strength, better central balance and allowed for more taper in fore stock.
Good points, VCs are looking more & more like classic British doubles.


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THAT is a gorgeous rifle my friend. Excellent choice!

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How does it shoot?

Will recive this one as a late Christmas present but if it is as accurate as my last VC 470NE the I will be very happy .
 
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Congrats on the nice looking new double Adam. I hope it serves you well! What barrel length did you decide upon for this .470?

Best always,
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First test run with quick off hand shots at 60m producing expected results. As expected the rear leaf requires filing down from the @6 o'clock sighting"



 
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A higher front sight will not do? Do you plan on taking it to Africa soon if so to hunt what?
 
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A higher front sight will not do? Do you plan on taking it to Africa soon if so to hunt what?

I like the standard Recknagel fixed beed with flip up night beed and they do not come in different heights. Filling 1mm off the V is symple.
This season I will head up to the Northern Territory again.
 
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Good going Adam tu2

A little bit of filing on the rear sight and all shall be good mate, my VC 500 shot the same, they like the 6 o'clock hold thing at the factory.

I did insist on my 600 to shoot dead on point of aim at 50mtrs , and they did deliver it as promised.

Looking forward to seeing/shooting her!! Particularly like the splinter forend , there best effort yet!!!

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As much as I like vintages English doublerifle these VCs are becomming more and more attractive.


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Here is the 600 action compared to the standard 470 size;

Weighs 11lbs with interceptimg Sears
 
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A higher front sight will not do? Do you plan on taking it to Africa soon if so to hunt what?

I like the standard Recknagel fixed beed with flip up night beed and they do not come in different heights. Filling 1mm off the V is symple.
This season I will head up to the Northern Territory again.


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Are using centre of bead as point of aim or top of bead?


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A higher front sight will not do? Do you plan on taking it to Africa soon if so to hunt what?

I like the standard Recknagel fixed beed with flip up night beed and they do not come in different heights. Filling 1mm off the V is symple.
This season I will head up to the Northern Territory again.


Oz,

Are using centre of bead as point of aim or top of bead?

Bead on the target is my sight picture (less to think about when other thoughts are more important) Wink
 
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That rifle is so damn beautiful it should be a Playboy centerfold. After all, the best things come in twos.
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Whatever the difference in ultimate quality, I think VC pips the opposition on style.
 
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very nice rifle . how does the large action compare weight wise etc with the round body, or is there not much difference?


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very nice rifle . how does the large action compare weight wise etc with the round body, or is there not much difference?[/QUOTE]


This one weighs 11LBS with the addition of intercepting Sears
 
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Shooting the double;



A good average "off hand" group at 50m.
One flyer, two hand loads high ,a couple of Hornady factory loads and a coue hand loaded cup point on the mark. tu2
Note; this rifle was regulated with Norma but shoots well with Hornady which has a velocity of around 2050fps
 
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More 40m off hand quick 1 2

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I love how the fore end is slimmer and like a splinter. Such a beautiful gun. If I didn't see above, how long was the wait?


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