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Poster Kim R. A/R member requested I post his newly finished rifle,Just finished yesterday.
A 275 Rigby.
Specs:
Titanium M-98 square bridge Mexican intermediate
Stainless Lothar 1-9 twist
Necg sights and banded sling swivel
steel buttplate
Dressel grip cap
Luxus wood
Letter engraving by Kehr
Talley rings
Weighs 6lbs 10oz as pictured and balances right
at the floorplate hinge.

Thanks Kim,
Stuart










 
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Elegant!
 
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Very nice!

What is the coating?
 
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Very pretty!-all comes together nicely.
 
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Beautiful rifle!


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Sweet rifle & great caliber!

Congratulations Stu & Kim!

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Very nice rifle!

Enjoy!!!


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Beautiful!
 
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that's a proper rifle! fantastic!


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Very nice!
 
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Blank was from the AR auction that ForrestB ran in 07??
 
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Image #2 makes it look like a Destroyer butting through heavy seas.

Sometimes my imagination runs away with itself. Cool
 
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Image #2 makes it look like a Destroyer butting through heavy seas.


I see it too!

Quite the Rorschach test.....

Great rifle!

Dave
 
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Cue the "Victory at Sea" theme music...
 
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Very nice Kim!

Can I borrow it sometime? Big Grin

Ps. Big mamma misses youWink Hi from Ben, Ali G and I in St. P airport lounge.
 
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Wow that was quick.Maybe Kelmarsh or2013AR stalkingW/end.
 
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All it needs now is an ebony forend
 
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Exquisite rifle !


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Wonderful looking rifle. All the right stuff.
Enjoy
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Wow that was quick.Maybe Kelmarsh or2013AR stalkingW/end.


tu2

Got to be quick with when it comes to superlative firearms Kim, you know me! Big Grin

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I told the Tour Director Louisiana boys dont go out in <10 wind chill!
 
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The first three days I had icicles on my eyebrows in the whistling gales and snow storms, on the last two days the bloody snow melted and the moose stopped playing ball!!

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Beautiful rifle!!.

..a joy to carry too Smiler


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What does it shoot/group like
 
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Very nice. . . . I'll take it!
 
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Very, very nice!

I would like to know what the metal is coated with.
 
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Hunter7x57, The coating is the WCC by Balzers.
It's expensive.

From a function and durability standpoint it is really good for stainless or titanium.
I have used WCC on Carbon steel actions as well.

It is not a spray and bake.

It is PVD which means physical vapor deposition.

PVD is the process used to coat drills and other
cutting tools to reduce friction and give longer life. Some of you may actually own drills that are gold coated. Those are PVD coated.

PVD is a very thin coating. near as I can tell
it adds .0006 to .0008 to a diameter, not much.

It is very scratch resistant, it cannot be chipped off. The PVD process lays the coating down at such a fine level that it's more like a super tough bluing.

Stuart Satterlee
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Beatiful rifle!

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STUART
have you shot it to see how it groups
 
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Hunter7x57, The coating is the WCC by Balzers.
It's expensive.

From a function and durability standpoint it is really good for stainless or titanium.
I have used WCC on Carbon steel actions as well.

It is not a spray and bake.

It is PVD which means physical vapor deposition.

PVD is the process used to coat drills and other
cutting tools to reduce friction and give longer life. Some of you may actually own drills that are gold coated. Those are PVD coated.

PVD is a very thin coating. near as I can tell
it adds .0006 to .0008 to a diameter, not much.

It is very scratch resistant, it cannot be chipped off. The PVD process lays the coating down at such a fine level that it's more like a super tough bluing.

Stuart Satterlee
Satterlee Arms


Thank you very much!
 
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Kim, what a beautiful rifle. Well done on the planning and the execution.


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That is one fine lady of a rifle. A fine heirloom!
Absolutely nothing wrong with it. For me the stock is just too pretty though. I could not use it. I guess it is from growing up with respect for fine woodworking and fine furniture. Throw a tough beater stock on it for hunting and then I'd be more at ease. I'm jealous yet I tip my hat to the craftsmanship and style and taste of the owner.


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Kim

The more I see it the morei admire it

Please bring it to Europe Next year for servicing .....
 
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Trying to change you guys.Maybe its working?This one will NOT live in Karelia!
 
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I would have to say that that's about as close to perfect as a medium bored bolt action rifle can get. tu2


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Trying to change you guys. Maybe its working? This one will NOT live in Karelia!


Hmmmm, not sure yet, you'll just have to lend it to me and see.

I make then try and appeal to your parochial grace and make you an offer, within my humble means, for said article of education.

No chance, some chance, very remote chance...help me out here? Big Grin Big Grin

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That is a very nice rifle.


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Nice build! So that receiver is made out of titanium? Where did you find that? Thanks.
 
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Stuart had a few left&put one for sale here in 08 IIRC.
 
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Here are a couple more photos that I liked but didn't add in the beginning. In a hurry I guess.



JPL,
Titanium parts include. Receiver,bolt,bottom metal,safety,firing pin.
It is the 1910 intermediate Mexican Mauser 98
but in titanium.

The original mex 98 weighs 2 lb 12oz.

The titanium mex 98 weighs 1 lb 14oz.

Enjoy,
Thanks,
Stuart Satterlee



 
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