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#476 |
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Join Date: March 1, 2003
Location: Brinton,Mich.
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cheap, even if you start with shotgun frame. And putting doubles together without experience and equipment is so time consuming that I can't do it and have time to do my other dozen deals. And I have a Zabala 10ga double, which years ahead I may do a monoblock process on it for a 28ga FH rifled slug gun. Even thought of doing just the right barrel to have something different.10ga shot, 28ga slug combo.ED
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Join Date: March 1, 2003
Location: Brinton,Mich.
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Here is picture of a jacketed hollowpoint
12ga slug a fellow is going to make for us. We hope to have tooling set up this summer we plan on. Next to it is a 600gr Dixie hardened slug. First ones he will probably make will be about 700-750 gr.Ed
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Join Date: March 1, 2003
Location: Brinton,Mich.
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The hollow pointed slug above can have a
light plastic/rubber nose for streamlining for better BC, for 2-300 yard shooting. In the 87 Win Levergun, smooth barrel, long barrel, using brass RMC 3" cases, 1 oz Brenneke KO slug to 2700 with 4227 powder. Shotgun primer. I will be getting some 3.5" RMC brass that he will put a special longer corner radius in, to allow faster loads with less case expansion and easier resizing. Should get same slug to 3000 and resize easier also. With shotgun primer able to use 4227, and you WON"T have to rework hammer or firing pin to do big primers.ED
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Location: Brinton,Mich.
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Santa sent me 9 more PROP cases used in little
cannons for bomb disposal. In pic, 2 on the left are our originals, next 3 are resized PROP cases, exactly matching ours, and then 9 to be resized. Ed
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Join Date: March 1, 2003
Location: Brinton,Mich.
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Here is picture of the Enfield bolt,
showing the 2 rear lugs I added. The huge bolt handle base is 3rd lug. Bolt handle needs polishing.This one will be in the action for the 8GA FH.Ed
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Join Date: February 2, 2008
Location: You ain't from around here, KY
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i'll take two
do they come in stainless
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Location: You ain't from around here, KY
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by the way, what caliber would a 4 gauge be?
a 12 gauge is .729" so a 4 bore would be like 1.00"? |
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Location: Brinton,Mich.
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I just build for myself.
And nothing I have is staainless. Our 4bore/ga made from 20mm cases and the turned cases of Ken Owen's 4 ga/bore are .998-1000". Both cases fire in same chamber.Ed
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Join Date: March 22, 2008
Location: Tennessee
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And exaclty how much does that cost per shell?
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They sell the loaded 4bore cases for 50 bucks on up I've seen.
Once you have cases if you reload, you can do for about 8-10 bucks if you buy slugs, little cheaper if you cast them. Here is picture of the 4 slugs I've used in the 28GA FH load developement in the 3.25" long brass case and they also work in the plastic cases. Ed
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Join Date: February 11, 2008
Location: Florida
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I'd love a chance to shoot one of these. Nothing excites me more than a big gun with a lot of boom and a good wallop to boot. If you start giving them away, let me know.
Molon Labe, Joe
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Join Date: March 22, 2008
Location: Tennessee
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What is the recoil comparable to?... if anything
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The 28ga is real easy recoil.The
12GA FH 600gr at 3000 in my heavy gun about like magnum 10ga in a 8 lb gun.Same way with my 700s in my heavy guns. Ed
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8THE 8GA FH BELLERED TODAY. It is in Enfield I rigged with
rear locking bolt lugs. 32" barrel, tested 3.3" plastic cases. Cases are the REM kiln gun cases. With the double cup base. I shaved base a little so that chamber will fire these as well as regular 8ga plastic. None of the firing today expanded base cups at all, so they are real strong cases. Started testing to check ignition with shotgun primers and to see if cases are any good. Starting with a 110 gr mouse ball, wad under it, and 150 gr of Blue Dot, about 5000 fps.. Gun didn't even recoil.Then a 410 gr one at 3000 fps, Then a 770 gr hollowbase slug in a wadcup up to 2000 so far with 180gr of 7383. Barrel is smoothbore .832" bore at the muzzle. Ed
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Join Date: January 5, 2003
Location: In a well-equipped suburban bunker
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Here's a question you might know the answer to, Hub.
I'm looking to buy a Shaw barrel in rifle caliber, chop the lug of a damaged Stevens 94 single shot shotgun barrel, weld it to the rifle barrel. How hot is acceptable to avoid damage to the barrel? I'm assuming as long as I don't break tempering temp of 900ish it should suffer no effects at all.
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Location: Brinton,Mich.
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Make sure it is high alloy barrel and
a good wire welder and a super good operator will be able to do it without crystalizing metal. Ed.
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Some 8GA FH testing- using IMR 4759, 770 gr slug,
top load of 140 gr, got 2500 fps...... Over 10,000 ft lbs..Cases extract easy. The plastic in 8ga case is twice as thick as in 12ga cases. Tried 4227 and case is too large diameter for dependable ignition.So it's old dependable 4759..Ed
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Here is picture of Enfield 8GA FH. You can see plastic case
in the port. Box of cases behind, 770 gr and 1050 gr slugs in front with the 8ga wadcups I use. Left two slugs are 1050 gr made from 3 oz kiln slugs. I rounded nose and put in hollow base. Also the cards and fiber wads used. Slugs are hollowbase, as it is smooth bore barrel. Ed
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In picture of the 8ga bolt action you can see the
ring I put on front of bolt to support large diameter 8ga casehead. It is suported against thrust by the front lugs, and total bolt thrust is supported by rear lugs and have taken the heavy loads ok.. Ed
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#495 |
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WOW!!! Great rabbit gun!!!
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#496 |
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Location: Brinton,Mich.
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2.5 oz of shot should do bunnies ok.
And it would be going about 2000 fps so penetration be ok.And if they were prehistoric ones big as elephants use the the slugs.Ed
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What about the sabertooth squirrel we saw in Ice Age?
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#498 |
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Join Date: March 1, 2003
Location: Brinton,Mich.
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Maybe this will do the squirrel------
Here is picture on left of the 12ga hollowpoint slug with plastic tip. Makes it streamlined, good for 300yds. And still will expand good thin skinned game-deer, oops squirrel. I put tip in with glue gun in few seconds, and shaped a point on it with trim knife. Ed
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How much pressure is it running?
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Join Date: February 29, 2008
Location: Las Vegas, NV
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I want to see something like the "BOX OF TRUTH" with lots of pics using this thing, but instead of dry wall, I want you to line up a bunch of cars instead....
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