.338 Whisper

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.338 Whisper

#1 Post by wildrover77 »

http://www.4shared.com/download/E4O9rCX ... 9-34165444
http://www.4shared.com/download/bLVBU9i ... 7-f67aab27
http://www.4shared.com/download/Nx29wJb ... 7-71782ae0

My new .338 Whisper fully moderated rifle.

Shot for the 1st time today.

Thanks must go to Mark Bradley who bulit the rifle and Pukka Bundhooks who helped with loading information.
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#2 Post by meles meles »

oooh, preshus !

Do tell us more ! What barrel has it ? What action ?
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Remington 700 action
MAE supplied the barrel with moderator.
The trigger is fantastic, the rifle was put together by Mark Bradley who did all the machining, bedded the action into the stock and painted with Duracoat. I believe Steve Bowers gave him advice, having built the only other .338 Whisper in the UK
Today I tried with 220g lee lead bullets over 6g of Vhit 340, just to get the scope mounted.
It sounds like an air rifle.
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We have been thinking of doing something similar with a P14 action but can't decide what calibre to go for: .45ACP like the de Lisle carbine is a favourite...
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Were you at Ponteland this morning?
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#6 Post by saddler »

Is it the 308 action based version or the 223 action version?
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It is based on the long/.308 action.
The brass is made from 6 or 7mm BR neck expanded to take the .338 bullet
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meles meles wrote:We have been thinking of doing something similar with a P14 action but can't decide what calibre to go for: .45ACP like the de Lisle carbine is a favourite...
That was my plan initially but it was going to be two expensive.
This was not cheap but was done on a budget and I have the flexibility to go super sonic aswell
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dodgyrog wrote:Were you at Ponteland this morning?
No
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#10 Post by meles meles »

wildrover77 wrote: That was my plan initially but it was going to be two expensive.
This was not cheap but was done on a budget and I have the flexibility to go super sonic aswell

Tell us more...
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