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505 Gibbs with embellishment
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Some of you may remember my film clip of shooting this rifle in the white.

Owner put maybe 75 rounds through it working loads, sighting in, etc. while waiting in line to turn over the metal to engraver Sam Welch

All ready for "re delivery".., taking the opportunity to share some of Sam's work













 
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Wow! That’s gorgeous.


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Photo of the two stocks is an error. my fault, just disregard
 
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She's a beauty, no doubt about it. Among many attributes, the wood to metal fit is a sight to behold. All the work of a true master. In picture four, what does that engraved oval piece with the well time screws do?
 
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Made in shop This is a wedge that firmly connects the wood to the barrel
 
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20" barrel? Hits hard at both ends!


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10 1/2 lbs (unloaded)....Does move you around a bit. Point of interest, at least to me. Client is 6ft 200 even

Saw him shoot a 500 Jeff I built him, two 5 shot strings, off hand, worked the bolt from the shoulder. cadance was about like a guy shooting a lever gun. At about 40 yds, all shots were in a 4 inch cifrcle.

Impressed the s... out of me!
 
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A very handsome rile
 
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Beautiful and graceful to me!

I have a soft spot for full stocked rifles. I need to work on scratching that itch.

Thanks for sharing with us!

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Its different and too kill for..love it..


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Beautiful but too much gun for me.


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Fantastic Duane. I have to admit if I ordered a .505 Gibbs it probably would not be in a mannlicher stock but I must admit I do like the looks of it. Truly a "one of a kind" rifle!


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Plum purty Duane.
Another thumbs up!!


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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Jim@IMReps:
She's a beauty, no doubt about it. Among many attributes, the wood to metal fit is a sight to behold. All the work of a true master. In picture four, what does that engraved oval piece with the well time screws do?[/QUO

Sorry I did not answer your question about function....It's simply the time proven wedge that firmly connets the wood to the barrel....Mayhaps a hold over from the flintlock days?
 
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