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This is a quick and dirty pic on top of the counter in the shop. Fraser in 405 Win.



 
Posts: 6526 | Location: NY, NY | Registered: 28 November 2005Reply With Quote
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The action looks big in the picture. What will it handle?

Looks very nice!

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Roughly up to 500 NE, TC1. Mine is a 500/416 NE. I don't think it will go all the way up to 577 NE but there may a rare oddball between them it would accomodate. PM huntingcat and he could say for sure.

That's the nicest forearm I've seen on one of Tom's actions, richj. I spoke with your smith he isn't interested in renting the pattern or stocking mine, he wants to build whole rifles only. I can understand that. But keep those pictures coming!


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This is a most handsom rifle. Appears to be good workmanship to boot.

Tell us more about it. Where did the action come from? Was it a casting in kit form?

Who did all the work?


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The actions are hand-made from stock by a poster here called huntingcat. You would have to PM him about current workload and pricing.


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that is, they are hand made from bar stock of high grade steel. I have forgotten which, but they are SLICK


opinions vary band of bubbas and STC hunting Club

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Thanks guys. This is most interesting, how did I miss these threads? Maybe on the single shot part. I'll do a search.


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Is this rifle ( which is very nice) set up for a right handed shooter? Will the release lever hit the trigger finger knuckle? bewildered


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The breach is open. When it's close the lever is in the upper position.



 
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The breach is open. When it's close the lever is in the upper position.





That pretty much explains everything! Thank you. Again- Very nice rifle. salute


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Huntingcat is a helluva talented fella.


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Gorgeous throughout, especially like the very low mounted scope. But the express sight is too far back for anyone over 40.
 
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