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It looks like I gotta get to work on Gari in Camo Ed, buy stock in KIK, you'll get yer money back!
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That would be the ONLY way I'd get my money back. I can see an ongoing relationship with Jerry & crew at Powder, Inc. Now to find a lead mine... Ed
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Thanks, Patrick! I'll let you shoot it if you would like. Maybe twice. Any idea when yours will be ready? Ed Mine is supposed to be in production, should be shipping before long. Hopefully here before deer season. #1 sporter, 30" std full octagon, extra fancy wood AA finish. .45-90 cal. 13" LOP. Might be a little much for Texas deer, but I am thinking buff or nilgai. I've always liked & collected single shots, and still have a roost of Rugers - but it was indeed eye opening watching ET smoke a huge sow with his .44-90. The pig never knew what hit it. The next year I shot a big sow with my .45-90 High Wall, and it likewise blew a 1" hole clean through the critter. The BPCR game adds a new and interesting wrinkle to the craft of loading & shooting rifles, and they are surprisingly effective. Until the Sharps gets here, I will be playing with one of these, this weekend:
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I think you'e going to need a thicker backstop. Ed
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Wish I could, Ben, but work demands that I be at a training conference in deep south Texas at 8:00 AM the Monday morning after the Quemado gathering. Come on. Some of us will write you a note/excuse, like in school. miles
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Wish I could, Ben, but work demands that I be at a training conference in deep south Texas at 8:00 AM the Monday morning after the Quemado gathering. Come on. Some of us will write you a note/excuse, like in school. miles In this case the note would be to the students as I'm the instructor. Wish I could, Miles, I'm going to miss you guys. Ed
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I think you'e going to need a thicker backstop. Ed No worries, it's a lake levee...
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Thanks, Patrick! I'll let you shoot it if you would like. Maybe twice. Any idea when yours will be ready? Ed Mine is supposed to be in production, should be shipping before long. Hopefully here before deer season. #1 sporter, 30" std full octagon, extra fancy wood AA finish. .45-90 cal. 13" LOP. Might be a little much for Texas deer, but I am thinking buff or nilgai. I've always liked & collected single shots, and still have a roost of Rugers - but it was indeed eye opening watching ET smoke a huge sow with his .44-90. The pig never knew what hit it. The next year I shot a big sow with my .45-90 High Wall, and it likewise blew a 1" hole clean through the critter. The BPCR game adds a new and interesting wrinkle to the craft of loading & shooting rifles, and they are surprisingly effective. Until the Sharps gets here, I will be playing with one of these, this weekend: Is that a 475 Turnbull? Or whatever he officially named the cartridge?
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Yep. I collect #1's, and was actually wanting one of the .450 Nitro #1's, but then stumbled across one of the rare .475 Turnbulls. Supposedly less than 100 made in the caliber. Nice wood too, which is required The cat likes it better than her Kalashnikov, too...
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Very cool sir!
I have a mould that casts a 425ggr. 476" LBT that differs from that one only by number of lube grooves. It works very well out of my 4 1/4" 480 Super Redhawk. 1050 fps. and they'll still penetrate most of the length of a red oak log in the woodpile. What rifling twist is that #1?
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Neat, now how much did uberti charge you for that....
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Nice looking shooting Iron! someday going to have to get another one of these! last one was 2005 shot a bear with it was a small one 40-70!
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Neat, now how much did uberti charge you for that.... Too much for a Uberti, not enough for what I got. I finally got to shoot it today. Put over 100 rounds through her for our "first dance". I could not imagine it could be as accurate as it is. 540gr Lyman Postells ringing steel from 100 yards out to 500 yards. I didn't shoot any paper, but some of the groups that were on the steel have left a permanent grin on my face. When she cleaned up tonight, there was not a trace of lead in the barrel. It is one of, if not THE smoothest barrels I have ever run across. I tried my best to hit a 4" steel diamond at 300 meters, but all I could do was scare it to death. I hit all around it, with most of the shots within a 6" circle, using only the barrel sights. Towards the end of the day, I was changing sight settings to see how well I could do at varying distances and was very pleasantly surprised at the results. This is one that will not get away from me. For those folks even faintly contemplating buying a Shiloh Sharps, I can only say "DO IT NOW!" You will not regret it. Now, back to my search for a lead mine... Ed
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Very cool sir!
I have a mould that casts a 425ggr. 476" LBT that differs from that one only by number of lube grooves. It works very well out of my 4 1/4" 480 Super Redhawk. 1050 fps. and they'll still penetrate most of the length of a red oak log in the woodpile. What rifling twist is that #1? I get 1 in 16", measuring it.
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Neat, now how much did uberti charge you for that.... Too much for a Uberti, not enough for what I got. I finally got to shoot it today. Put over 100 rounds through her for our "first dance". I could not imagine it could be as accurate as it is. 540gr Lyman Postells ringing steel from 100 yards out to 500 yards. I didn't shoot any paper, but some of the groups that were on the steel have left a permanent grin on my face. When she cleaned up tonight, there was not a trace of lead in the barrel. It is one of, if not THE smoothest barrels I have ever run across. I tried my best to hit a 4" steel diamond at 300 meters, but all I could do was scare it to death. I hit all around it, with most of the shots within a 6" circle, using only the barrel sights. Towards the end of the day, I was changing sight settings to see how well I could do at varying distances and was very pleasantly surprised at the results. This is one that will not get away from me. For those folks even faintly contemplating buying a Shiloh Sharps, I can only say "DO IT NOW!" You will not regret it. Now, back to my search for a lead mine... Ed Now aintcha glad I am so EVIL as to have used that evil influence on ya to get a Sharps!!
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Now aintcha glad I am so EVIL as to have used that evil influence on ya to get a Sharps!! Bastid. Ed
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That would stand to reason, the 425gr. is still pretty short for a rifle bullet. The Redhawks are 1 in 18". I really have no good use for one of those, but your #1 and Ed's new Sharps are too cool for school. A buddy of mine has a Sharps in 50-110? Lot's of fun! Of course need or good use have nothing to do with being rifle/handgun loonies. Mark
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...Of course need or good use have nothing to do with being rifle/handgun loonies. Mark Need? Good use? You NEED one of these and put it to GOOD USE for all of your riflery requirements. There's nothing you can't hunt, nor any target you can't hit with one of these. Ed
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Now aintcha glad I am so EVIL as to have used that evil influence on ya to get a Sharps!! Bastid. Ed
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BWAHAHA, as the jaws of the shop vise slowly tighten. Very nice rifle Ed, congrats.
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