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450 Rigby by Satterlee Arms
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Here's one to share with you guys.
It's a 450 Rigby on one of my Satterlee M98 actions.
I did the metal and wood, Jesse Kaufmann did the engraving.












 
Posts: 1235 | Location: Satterlee Arms 1-605-584-2189 | Registered: 12 November 2005Reply With Quote
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Very nice. There are very few guys who can build an action like that and then do a superb job stocking it.
 
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Smithson rings? Beautiful job by all involved.
 
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I like your treatment of "over the grip" checkering. Nice rifle all around!
 
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The only thing missing on that rifle is a Pachmayr Decelerator recoil pad! Very important for follow up shots.


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Originally posted by Gundog 64:
Smithson rings? Beautiful job by all involved.


Yes,
This one is the 2nd one where I've used Smithson rings.
I built another 450 Rigby a few years back that I set up with Smithson rings as well.
They are solid and lock up well and no levers getting snagged.
I like them, they are expensive, but then what isn't on rifles like this.



 
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Beautiful!
 
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Absolutely beautiful!
 
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Stunning! Love the look of the butt plate, but I don't know if I would be man enough to handle it Smiler
 
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Let's go break in the barrel at Mike's dog town! BOOM

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Is that a Weibe buttplate?
 
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Yes, that's a Weibe butt plate.
The other day I was shooting it with my shoulder pad on and my ear protection on and I got to thinking,
What fun is this,..... I need the full effect of this rifle to truly enjoy it.
So I took the shoulder pad and the ear pro off to really feel and hear it as well....it hammers and the report from it has a nice throaty boom to it, as for the bruised shoulder, NO PAIN....NO GAIN....BABY!! jumping



 
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Very nice!
 
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Tough rifle there Timan, well done.
 
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Tough rifle there Timan, well done.


Thanks metal, I've followed your projects as well, looking very good.



 
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The Wiebe buttplate is unashamedly a copy of a M/S. Has a deeper curvature and is a little wider at the toe. Just spreads out reoil better.

On a 450 Rigby? Not sure how much that helps, but sure lopoks good!
 
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Beautiful rifle. Super human artisan skills! Thanks for the post. Brian


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Originally posted by Duane Wiebe (CG&R):
The Wiebe buttplate is unashamedly a copy of a M/S. Has a deeper curvature and is a little wider at the toe. Just spreads out reoil better.

On a 450 Rigby? Not sure how much that helps, but sure lopoks good!


I can say one thing,....I wouldn't want it any narrower.
As far as shooting this one with the steel butt plate. Pulling it in very tightly to the shoulder really helps.
I don't allow it to get a run at me.



 
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