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Anyone want to split a reamer? (333 Jeffery Flanged)

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15 July 2007, 04:05
N. Garrett
Anyone want to split a reamer? (333 Jeffery Flanged)
Anyone interested in splitting the cost of a reamer in 333 Jeffery Flanged caliber?

I'm interested in using .338 bullets for mine (as opposed to the original .333 bullets).

The cost of having one made ranges from about $110 for ordinary tool steel, to about $200 for a carbide reamer with a live pilot.

After we used it we could sell it on Ebay, and probably break even on the deal.

Let me know,
Garrett
15 July 2007, 04:12
ACRecurve
Hi N. Garrett,

Too bad ya didn't ask about the 375 flanged mag..cuz I already have a reamer and a no-go gauge for it!


Good hunting,

Andy

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15 July 2007, 18:17
Concho42
Contact www.4-dproducts.com


Don't take the chip !
15 July 2007, 20:34
N. Garrett
Concho,

I went to the 4D Website, but didn't see a 333 Jeffery Flanged reamer listed.

Did you see something there I missed?

Thanks,
Garrett
18 July 2007, 07:56
Bill/Oregon
Garrett:
Admire your project. That's an absolute classic.


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28 July 2007, 04:29
N E 450 No2
Garrett
What rifle are you building your 333 Jeffery on?


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30 July 2007, 04:26
N. Garrett
450,

I am building this on a copy of the Wesson #1 single shot, made by Steve Earle.

The barrel is 25 inches, with an integral rib.

Should be a very good all around rifle.
I'll scope it with a rail-mount European scope, since that will allow me to get the occular back closer to my eye.

It will take a while to finish.

Garrett