Rifle diversion

Compliments, the art to build rifle is very more difficulty of that to build knives-the project is well done and the mechanics of shot is faultless and very traditional-I like a lot the formulation of the direct release -Also the choice of the ammunition is correct because it has low blood pressures besides being very precise and it has a great killing power-for cartridges with tall pressures it is worthwhile to use the OU body-I post you some photos of one of my kipplauf patented by a gunsmith my friend,this kipplauf can be built in whatever type of ammunition-I am also repairer of firearms-you still compliment for the kipplauf and aspect to see completed it-
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So my Father in law set up a feeder to bring in the hogs that have been rooting up his pasture....the very same pasture that is 20yds behind my shop. We have been seeing them almost daily and He shot a smallish one two days ago. I finished my work about 7:45 this evenning and decided to take my rifle for a look at the feeder. As I was walking down the fenceline towards the gate to get into the pasture, I heard the hogs on the far side still in teh woods. I scampered up to a flatbed trailer parked at the edge of the field about 50yds from the feeder. About 2 minutes later, 15-20 of these four legged bull dozers came out. From what I could tell, the largest saw separated herself and I gave her a charge. She rolled right over and I have my first kill with this rifle.

Ain't life sweet.....

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Nice hog Bailey. I like the proportions of the rifle as it lays in your hand. Looks like it'd carry like a feather all day long.

Thanks for the updates, Craig
 
Correct ready for the baptism of fire, really a beautiful rifle-will you put an optics?If you will do it I would be curious to see a rosy of three shots at least to 100 yards-
compliments you have a lot of art-
 
Bailey Bradshaw said:
So my Father in law set up a feeder to bring in the hogs that have been rooting up his pasture....the very same pasture that is 20yds behind my shop. We have been seeing them almost daily and He shot a smallish one two days ago. I finished my work about 7:45 this evenning and decided to take my rifle for a look at the feeder. As I was walking down the fenceline towards the gate to get into the pasture, I heard the hogs on the far side still in teh woods. I scampered up to a flatbed trailer parked at the edge of the field about 50yds from the feeder. About 2 minutes later, 15-20 of these four legged bull dozers came out. From what I could tell, the largest saw separated herself and I gave her a charge. She rolled right over and I have my first kill with this rifle.

Ain't life sweet.....

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Woo Hoo!!!!!! BBQ time!:thumbup::D
 
Outstanding!!!

From raw steel and a chunk-o-wood to a self made, beautiful, hand crafted tool that proves itself more than able.

What a great feeling of accomplishment you must be enjoying. (I'm jealous:D).

You've created something that will be cherished by future generations long after your "departure";).

Just "watching" you build it has been something that I'll never forget.

I don't even know you... but I'm proud of you!

David Marshall "Carbine" Williams has NOTHING on you Bailey!!

My heartfelt congratulations.:thumbup:
 
What a great thread, thanks for giving us a peek.

Nice hog!
 
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Oh my, Walnut and steel,machining and engraving, sausage and chittlings, all the food groups! Way to go, Bailey,

John
 
I would have never guessed that one of the biggest high-lights from Blade would be handling this beautiful rifle. Looks like it works at least as well as it looks.
 
That's is the coolest thing I have seen in a long time.

Are you still considering making and selling rimfires?
 
Matteo,

Working on my prototype when I can squeeze in time. My FFL paperwork is in and I am waiting for the inspection from the ATF

Thanks for the kind words eveyone. This whole project has been 8 plus years from design to now. Obviously it's been done in spare time, but I would guess I have about 300 hrs in it so far.

I left the rifle at home yesterday.....went to check the pasture and what did I see......25-30 hogs making their way across....one a pretty big boar. My trigger finger went to itching REAL bad:p
 
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