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Finally got home (WY) put a Gentry BBl band and AH fore end on the rifle I purchased on this site.
Put a German Zeiss 3-9 on it and went to the range. Found a few (4) rounds of Federal Premium 180 gr TSX factory loads.
1st one got on the paper, reset for 3" high @ 100, and fired the other three. Worked out just fine.



This is why I bought it, but it will be a killer as well!

 
Posts: 801 | Location: Pinedale WY USA & Key West FL USA | Registered: 04 February 2011Reply With Quote
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That IMHO is a beautiful piece of wood, I have a # 1 in .300 Weatherby and ! in .375 H&H that I thought, until now, had very decent factory wood. --- John303.
 
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So let me guess, you ordered some more of that ammo and then went to a local bar for a nice relaxing beer? I would have. Its always much much better leaving the range with a target like that on the back seat rather than the "not a bad group for a shotgun"
 
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A beautiful stock and looks like you have a real shooter on your hands. Where will you take it this fall?
 
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Originally posted by 45-70 shooter:
Finally got home (WY) put a Gentry BBl band and AH fore end on the rifle I purchased on this site.


Seeing that group makes me wish that I had not sold it to you......
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What was I thinking?!

Dennis Olson reamed the chamber to minimum specs. I guess I should not be surprised that it is so accurate.

I'm glad that you are enjoying it and I am happy to hear that it won't be a safe-queen.


Jason

"You're not hard-core, unless you live hard-core."
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Hunting in Africa is an adventure. The number of variables involved preclude the possibility of a perfect hunt. Some problems will arise. How you decide to handle them will determine how much you enjoy your hunt.

Just tell yourself, "it's all part of the adventure." Remember, if Robert Ruark had gotten upset every time problems with Harry
Selby's flat bed truck delayed the safari, Horn of the Hunter would have read like an indictment of Selby. But Ruark rolled with the punches, poured some gin, and enjoyed the adventure.

-Jason Brown
 
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Well I finally got the 300 H&H wrapped up and done.
The final steps were to get an AH fore end (purchased from Canada), rather than building an new one from scratch I had a friend (expert stockmaker, now retired.) fit a piece of ebony into the gap left when the front of the receiver was milled off. It can hardly be seen and the fore end was stained to match the incredible buttstock.
A vintage NIB King reflector front sight was fitted to finish off the "British look".
An minty but purple M8 6X Leopold was sent in for refinishing but that was impossible so Leupold sent me a brand new FX II 6X33 scope with MY choice of reticle !
A moderate load of W760 with 180 NBTs (respecting the "short" 24" bbl) shot 5 in 1" with 3 in one ragged hole with only a 30 second pause between shots. Also tried 150 TSXs, it did not like them although as previously seen, 180 TSXs work very well. A wonderful rifle with less invested and a lot more class/good looks that the current #1 in 300 H&H. Thanks you Mr. Brown !



 
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