Recent content by BB416

@1964CFS, What are you looking for in trade, or how much are you wanting in cash, for the 475 dies? Do you have any spare brass or .488 projectiles? Thanks Brian

I also love the 28. I have a little Westley Richards SxS that is my go to quail/dove gun. Reloading 28s is very cost effective. The only other shotshell I reload is 2.5 inch 12 bore. Hard to break even on the rest.

I also love the 28. I found a

My two rigs. 1965 Series 2a Land Rover 109 in station wagon. 1980 Mercedes Unimog 416 DOKA. The rover usually gets the hunting gigs.

Congrats to the OP! Care to spill any easy secret to growing big fish? I have a 5 acre pond with really nice crappie, and a bunch of middling large mouth bass. Love to have bigger bass Brian

I put mine in a checked bag

I’ve got one. Blade made from a Land Rover leaf spring. I asked my PH about it when the boys in the truck got out to take care of a tree the elephants had pushed over the road. He offered it to me for no charge.

Forster co ax press

I will be there Saturday! I love the southern SxS. Look forward to it every year.

I like 30 cal best as well, my preference is a .300 H&H spitting 200 g A frames.

I have the sordins with gel cups. They are great. As mentioned previously, if looking for maximum ear protection, combine with in ear plug. I use throw away foam as I think they work better than custom in ear.

Love he thread, seeing everyone’s off road transportation. Here’s my 1965 series 2a 109 station wagon and my 1980 unimog 416 Doka. Brian

Reloaded a flat of 2.5 inch 12 ga shells with #6 shot for an upcoming pheasant tower shoot.

I’ve a Stephen Grant sidelever that looks verrrry similar to your Jeffrey. I agree with the consensus here.

Beautiful gun! I love English shotguns. Always seem lighter and more pointable than their American cousins. I have three 12 bores that all take 2.5 inch shells (1921 Westley Richards droplock, 1894 Mortimer and my newest addition, a 1893 Stephen Grant side lever). I haven’t shot any of my...