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510 Wells Deluxe
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12-10-2010, 07:38 AM
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So I shot this beast. It's all I could ever want and more. No need to go bigger. My loads were middle of the road and put a hurtin on my shoulder and my chrony. I got 2427 fps with a 535 Woodleigh. My chrony got blown of the table and bent an arm. I think I will try less speed until I get more used to it. I will offer a free shot for anyone who wants to give it a whirl.
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12-10-2010, 07:55 AM
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That's one fine looking rifle. Did they glass bed the whole action ? I didn't see any cross bolts or anything on the stock. With that much recoil I would watch for fractures in the wrist area unless they did a solid bedding job.
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12-10-2010, 09:31 AM
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The stock is from a 460. It has dual crossbolts that are hidden and a pin going through the wrist. The whole action and bbl channel is bedded. The barrel has a recoil lug on the bottom that is integral. I think all has been done to keep the gun together. Now I need to work on the shoulder.
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12-10-2010, 09:43 AM
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It sure is a beauty, can you put up some pics of the cartridge so we can see what it looks like?
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12-10-2010, 10:11 AM
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Gophers beware.
Nice looking gun, and if i was in your area, i might have to give her a whirl.
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Last edited by PoppaW; 12-10-2010 at 11:03 AM.
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12-10-2010, 02:12 PM
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WHOOOWEEE! that thing is awsome.
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12-10-2010, 03:07 PM
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Methinks you need a launch system-with tracks. My poor old arthritic shoulder just started aching from looking at that monster.
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12-10-2010, 03:48 PM
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A few months ago I made a500 A square,for a customer. cz brno action,hand carved and checkerd stock,Ron Smith barrel.finished up it weighed 14lb 4oz . And evan at that weight, it will rock you. The owner shot a three shot group at 100yds all bullets touching.And yes he does shoot it off the bench. Don
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12-10-2010, 05:00 PM
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At 14+ lbs I would want it to be a 600 OK. I will never shoot this gun off a bench. I might have been hit hard a few times but I still know better.
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So when and where in africa are you headed?
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Wow that is an awesome looking rifle/cartridge combination! I have not ever heard of the cartridge before but I am going to look it up now and on a side note I'ld say someone is now ready for the zombie bear/lion/elephant/rhino attack.
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12-10-2010, 09:36 PM
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mmmmm zombie ele!
Not going to Africa any time soon. Just have a love for the big bores. Something about them draws me in. Over the years I have had 4 375's, 1 378, 2 416's, 1 404, 1 460 and now a 510. I still have 2 375's.
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well, i gotta say your a better man than I! only two guns that ever bit me with the scope were 375's, one in ruger and an ultramag.
but i was told to hang on, and there may or may not have been a couple 'pops' involved with the 375 ruger, lee
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Looks Great,I love it!
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Wow, that is a serious big bore! It would most certainly be interesting to fire!
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12-11-2010, 11:36 AM
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LOL it kicks so hard my other shoulder hurt. No bruises but i'm a little stiff from the first go at her. It takes time to get good at shooting these. It won't kill you but will get your attention.
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Originally Posted by gunsrocky
A few months ago I made a500 A square,for a customer. cz brno action,hand carved and checkerd stock,Ron Smith barrel.finished up it weighed 14lb 4oz . And evan at that weight, it will rock you. The owner shot a three shot group at 100yds all bullets touching.And yes he does shoot it off the bench. Don
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I haven't seen this rifle but I did see the test target today and a cartridge so I have to say that if your's wieghs 10-11lbs have you considered a recoil reducer in the stock? Just looking at the cartridge made me rub my shoulder.
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Edit: if I am ever in the Peace I am SO hitting you up to let me pull the trigger, but I may cheat and bring a sand bag for my shoulder .
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Knowing that freight train was going to hit you, how do you not flinch?
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Close both eyes, give her the death grip and yank the trigger. Lol
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I'm no expert but I think I discovered, in your last post, why it takes a while to get good with these larger calibers. .
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LOL it kicks so hard my other shoulder hurt. No bruises but i'm a little stiff from the first go at her. It takes time to get good at shooting these. It won't kill you but will get your attention.
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it may not kill you but at that rifles weight it will certainly detach retinas.my calculations with your load and bullet weight show 122 ft lbs of recoil with a 9.5# rifle.
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12-13-2010, 08:11 AM
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Gophers beware.
Nice looking gun, and if i was in your area, i might have to give her a whirl.
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To heck with the gophers, next time king kong, godzilla or the jurassic park victims need a hand, they best call Poppa W!!
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12-13-2010, 08:43 AM
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I'm no expert but I think I discovered, in your last post, why it takes a while to get good with these larger calibers. .
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It is much harder to shoot the big bores. You have to squeeze the forarm and pistol grip hard and suck it in to your shoulder and at the same time push it away. Don't forget to breath and then lastly aim. Then shoot the gun. Don't tighten up too much as it hurts worse. Roll with it. Then don't try for a marathon. I would shoot my 460 6-10 shots then put it away cuZ if you drop your guard you will wear it. The 510 I shot 3 first te out. No bruise but stiff the next day.
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Not sure if you seen this before but it always gives me a good chuckle. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EVqT...eature=related
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If you check with real big boar manufactures, they build rifles 13pounds and up. 16pounds and up for rifles of this calliber. H&H will tell you to go to hell if you want a 9pound gun build with this kind of recoil. Just what happens when a quallity manufacure makes a gun that detaches retinas, they don't do it, and your stupid to do so. I shoot rifles in 450nitro had a double gun built in 72cal black powder and they all have wight to them there is a reason for this!!!
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12-16-2010, 09:01 PM
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I have some bullets that will work for this, thought they would work for my 50bmg... OOPS! lol anyway they are .510 RNBT
PM if interested
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12-16-2010, 10:42 PM
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If you check with real big boar manufactures, they build rifles 13pounds and up. 16pounds and up for rifles of this calliber. H&H will tell you to go to hell if you want a 9pound gun build with this kind of recoil. Just what happens when a quallity manufacure makes a gun that detaches retinas, they don't do it, and your stupid to do so. I shoot rifles in 450nitro had a double gun built in 72cal black powder and they all have wight to them there is a reason for this!!!
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Google Bijou Creek guns. That guy is well known in big bore circles and he makes 5.25lb 458 Lotts. A 7lb 500 Jeffery and a 9 lb 600 OK. The 600 without brake makes 250lbs of recoil.
As for being stupid, that's up to me to figure out. All I know is if this gun was 16 lbs I would not own it. If it was over 10 lbs I would not own it. It's not an H&H.
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I say If the man wants to shoot a cannon, let him. Different strokes for different folks!! Oh and BTW beautiful rifle man!
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