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Posted By: Sheister A very special kind of Bubba - 09/13/20
Bubba Special



Now

that is tooooooooo funny
never seen that before ๐Ÿ˜‚
Ho Lee Fook!
No accounting for stupidity, is there? grin

L.W.
I actually mounted a short 4X scope to the slide of a top-eject Winchester 94 once. When the lever was cycled the empty brass would eject in front of the scope. It would consistently shoot 2" groups at 100 yards and the neighbor I did the job for who couldn't use the iron sights any more due to failing vision and didn't like offset scope mounts kept harvesting deer with it for several more years. Some bubba jobs might offend the purists, but they still get the job done.

The gun in the video is just too fugged-up for words, however!
WoW! lol
Now that is something special.........
But how does it shoot? whistle
Wow. Some schitt just can't be made up.
That is brilliant!
Unbelievable what Bubba sometimes does. Never seen anything like it. Sure does make you wonder.
It's just the early version of a QD scope mount. Return to zero garan damn teed!
Seen it before, I believe it was made as a Bubba example. For the YouTube geeks!
Some Wile E. Coyote Acme stuff for sure.
I don't hate it.
I bet the bubbasmith owns a tapco'd sks too
Posted By: Steve Re: A very special kind of Bubba - 09/13/20
I don't get it. What's wrong?
There's a word for redneck engineering......I just don't know what it is.
If 2020 was a rifle
Posted By: hanco Re: A very special kind of Bubba - 09/13/20
Good ole Bubba
Originally Posted by plainsman456
But how does it shoot? whistle

Not worth a damn Iโ€™d wager.
Nice.

Get scope-eye just running the bolt.


Really the best Bubba I've ever seen
Posted By: sse Re: A very special kind of Bubba - 09/13/20
i wouldn't just jump to stereotype the guy as a hillbilly
The most important thing I saw in that clip was the awesome Wilton Bullet Vise he has.
Posted By: Prwlr Re: A very special kind of Bubba - 09/13/20
Originally Posted by plainsman456
But how does it shoot? whistle


I too would wonder about how it actually shot. Some rifles mounted a peep site on the bolt shroud - M/S maybe?

Is that a Savage/Stevens 340?

Hey, at least it wasn't a Chinska 6-24X56 Tactical mounted on see through mounts.

laugh laugh
Some Bubba gunsmiths are way ahead of their times! ๐Ÿ˜ฌ
Posted By: TLB2 Re: A very special kind of Bubba - 09/13/20
See Thru mini 14 base cry

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Toby!!! Have you been mounting scopes again!
Originally Posted by TLB2
See Thru mini 14 base cry

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thats purty good too
Posted By: DMc Re: A very special kind of Bubba - 09/13/20
I thought I'd seen it all...
It had side mount screw holes on it for God s sake!
But how's she shoot?
-Jake
Originally Posted by Prwlr
Originally Posted by plainsman456
But how does it shoot? whistle


I too would wonder about how it actually shot. Some rifles mounted a peep site on the bolt shroud - M/S maybe?

Is that a Savage/Stevens 340?

Hey, at least it wasn't a Chinska 6-24X56 Tactical mounted on see through mounts.

laugh laugh




Yep, if it was an old Whinechester with a peep on the bolt some would be drooling.
Posted By: TLB2 Re: A very special kind of Bubba - 09/14/20
I was working one day at the LGS. He hires several of the local fireman part time.

We were busy as hell selling rifles and scopes. I sold a rifle/scope and needed to get tools to mount it up.

Young fireman had a Ruger Mini ranch on the vise with a 1-4 Leupold mounted backwards. Customer was standing there watching him.

I quietly tried to tell him it was wrong. He got offended and loudly told me the big end always goes forward. He said he can see thru it fine.

So I went on my way and started mounting the scope I sold. He walked up and asked me was i joking. I just told him to move the magnification from 1 to 4 and he would see the problem
This is a perfect example of John Barsness' statement about Rifle Loonies:

"One of the many defining characteristics of the subspecies of the humans often called โ€œrifle looniesโ€ is the constant pursuit of perfection."
Built-in 80 moa of cant (the Ruger)

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I saved a pic of this from a few months back of of TnDeer.com classifieds

Same dude was trying to sell a rotted out 1970s 14ft bass boat in a field, no trailer...lol


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