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John Dyer's 300 Wby Mag |
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| This gun started life as a 7mm but we
installed a spiral fluted Shaw barrel in
300 Wby Mag caliber. After 20 shots it
grouped less than half inch at 100 yds
with a box of factory Hornady ammo.
How much better will it shoot after it is
completely broken in? |
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Browning 6mm-06 wildcat |
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| This is a 6mm-06 that I had built for me
about four years ago, before I started doing it myself. I
always wanted something built by Hart Rifle Barrels and they
did a fantastic job. They did the barrel work but the stock,
action, and trigger work was done here. I've got my shop now
equipped for such work and I've done several barrel jobs
since. |
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Browning 300 Win. Mag |
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| This was my first "real" rifle. I bought it used in 1984
and although I had several rifles prior, this one had
everything I wanted, the workmanship and looks of a
Browning, and of course the velocity and power to reach out
and touch something. Shortly after I bought it I sent it out
to Shall and had a varmint barrel installed. I set the
trigger weight to a crisp 2 1/2 lbs. and have used it solely
for woodchucks since. I've got on video, kills as far as 600
yards. |
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| This is the first Precision Specialties
rifle put together. It started out as a typical 30-06
That was very difficult to load for, it just wouldn't
group. For this reason it only made sense that this
would be the perfect choice to rebuild. It was decided
that a Douglas Match Grade Barrel chambered to 25-06
with a 1 in 10 twist would be used. The action and
trigger was reworked. The trigger is a non-adjustable
type so some filing was needed, also a new, lighter
spring was installed. The safety was also modified to
allow the bolt to open with the safety on. This has been
something I've always failed to understand, how it was
figured that opening a loaded gun was safer with the
safety on fire? Anyway that was changed. Lastly, with a
little work, a new Browning thumbhole stock was fitted.
The action and barrel was bedded and floated. No more
problems with bad groups, the gun feels good and shoots
even better. Jack Watson from Baity's Gun Works did the
final engraving and it's beautiful. There are a few
finishes that can be applied to stainless, we decided to
leave this one polished. |
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Ruger 10-17 |
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| This is a Ruger 10-17
built on a Barracuda Stock Completely tricked out with
Volquartsen parts, including the barrel, trigger, hammer and
sear, and just about all of the internal parts. The glass is
from Leupold......of course! The gun is really fun to shoot
and extremely accurate as you can imagine. I still have all
of my .22 LRs and still enjoy shooting them but there is no
comparison to the .17 Mach 2. |
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Custom Ruger 10-17 |
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Ruger 10-17 a less expensive gun but just as much fun -
maybe more! |
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280 Ackley |
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Here is a 280 Ackley built on a Browning action. |
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Built from the ground up |
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Built from the ground up - Stainless 20 Practical on a
Remington 700 Action and a Shall Spiral Fluted barrel also
stainless but blackened. |
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Custom Browning Super Rock Chucker |
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Custom Browning Super Rock Chucker |
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Savage 112 7mm Mag |
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Savage 112 7mm Mag that belongs to Kenneth Waddell |
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Custom
built Remington's |
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| Remington 270 on a
laminated thumbhole stock |
Custom
built Remington 222 on a 40X stock |
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Browning |
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This is a Browning A Bolt with a heavy barrel in 204 Ruger |
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Browning A
Bolt in 204 Ruger Heavy Barrel in a custom stock |
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Browning A
Bolt rebarreled to a .264 Mag with a custom built stock
designed here |
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Winchester
short action model 70 barreled to 222. Traded this to a
good friend Kenneth Mikeal, some day I hope to trade
back for it. ha ha |
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Browning A
Bolt in 243 Win |
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My youngest son Shane at our range |
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