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Roger Green has my action and barrel, and expects to have my 450-400 NItro Express 3 1/4" metal work done before he heads to Africa June 28th.

Dave Crossno got my wood, and expects to have it completed and ready to ship back in two weeks.

I might be shooting the rifle by end of August...
 
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Is this the Rossi break open single shot project you were hinting about?




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check out www.steveeraleproducts.com. There, that is better...

It is an exact replica of the 1871 Frank Wesson #1 Long Range action.

I'll have pictures up soon.
 
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Rich,
did you check out that link before you posted it?
 
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That's funny right there! Break Open Rossi! That's funny.
 
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what was not me...
 
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Originally posted by Idaho Sharpshooter:
that was not me...
 
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My wood came back this afternoon.

It looked pretty good. Then, I wiped a damp rag across the butt stock, and it just popped! Wow!
 
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Rich, sounds like we have a stunner on the way ...

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Roger Green is doing the metalwork for me. He says he will have it back to me before he heads back to Africa on the 28th.
 
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Reckon ya might drag that east with ya?


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That is my plan. I got to bring the Gundermann too. We'll be shooting them if you have a place.
 
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Sure do!!! We will have to travel a little bit. It's almost 40 yards to my shooting bench outside my back door... Big Grin

Sooo...I need to reface my target frames, eh? they're pretty shot up...lol!!!


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Interesting action, I've never seen one before. How'd you find this?

Looks loads of fun, nice project.
 
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I used to own a William Evans double in 450-400 3/14. It was a great rifle. While suffering from an advanced case of utter stupidity I sold it! I sure wish I had it back. That is on classy cartridge!
 
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RichardAustin,

On the ASSRA (American Single Shot Rifle Assn) website.

A guy was talking about building one.

www.steveearleproducts.com.

It is an exact 100% part interchangability action.
They are not cheap, about $1500 and a six month wait. Steve will take payments and slot you on the line with a small deposit. By time my name came up, I had it paid for.

He is now offering a Fraser as well.

I cannot imagine a better, more stylish action to build any rimmed cartridge on.
 
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Thanks for posting that, I want one of those Dan Frasier actions post haste!
 
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A small deposit will put you on the list...
 
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Just curious. Why the 400 3 1/4 instead of the 400 3 inch.
What bullet diameter is you barrel for, .408, .410, or .411.

Let me add that one of my most favorite rifles is a British double rifle in 450/400 3 1/4" Nitro Express Magnum.
My double uses .408 diameter bullets.

I really like the cartridge, something about that impossibly long skinny neck...


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Nice!!! Good Luck with the build.
 
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