50 alaskan rifles

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The 50 Alaskan is a good compromise between a 50-70 & a 50-90. There are said to even be a few rare original sharps in 50 cal with a 2" chambering. I shoot buffalo arms moulds almost exclusively now through both my 45 cal and 50 cal rifles. I just finalized a load in my Hartford 50-2.5" with the baco Jim511695c1 which is a creedmoor style.

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The 50-110 has a 2.40" case, same length as the old 45-90. The reason for the shorter case was to seat bullets up to 600 grains.<br> <br> 450 and 50 Alaskan rifles are still being made. These days the conversion rifle is a Browning Model 71. A friend of mine in Alaska had a Browning Model 71 converted to 50 Alaskan a couple of years ago.

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Alaskan Bush Monster. September 23, 2010 By Richard Venola. Marlin's proven 1895s get a boost from Hornady 's breakthrough new bullet. By Richard Venola. Marlin's brute now fires Hornady's LeveRevolution spitzers, giving it another 100 yards or so of effective trajectory. It is seen here with XS ghost-ring sights, Murray Leather sling and pouch.

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Uses .348 Winchester case with 400-grain, .457-inch bullet at 2,100 fps. New rifle on Winchester Model 71 action for $185 or $85 on your Model 71 action.”. Cartridges shown include a (1) .348 Winchester, a (2) Starline .50 Alaskan case, a (3) .450 Alaskan, a (4) .50 Alaskan and a (5) .50 B&M Alaskan. Johnson later acquired a Winchester Model.

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Although best known for their popular and long-lived rimfire rifles, the Anschutz 1771 is the latest in a recent spate of centerfire rifles produced by the 161-year old rifle manufacturer, and is a scaled-down, short-action version of the Anschutz 1781 rifle chambered in.

The Alaskan Rifle Built to Tame Alaska. The WWG Alaskan Guide is a stainless steel, hard-hitting rifle featuring a 6 round magazine tube. The rifle is re-chambered for the hot new .457 WWG round which fires a 350 grain bullet at around 2,300 per second while still allowing use of all standard 45/70 loads and single feeding a 2.5″ .410 shot shell.

The 50 BMG rifle for sale is very well known for its extended range capabilities and is the weapon of choice for military snipers. Now you can own a 50 cal sniper rifle in Black, FDE, or Tungsten, with top tier features including fluted barrels, monopod and bipod attachments, suppressor-ready muzzle brakes, and Picatinny mounting systems.

Guns are built by Hamilton Bower, Jim West, Reagan Nonneman and others. 250 for $294.50. $1.18/each. 500 for $530.50. $1.06/each. 1000 for $1002.50. $1.00/each. * Starline Brass does not sell any loaded ammunition. What you are purchasing are brass cases only and will need to be loaded into ammunition in order to be fired from a firearm.

Wild West Guns is stamped right above 50 Alaskan yorke-1 Well-Known Member Joined Jul 5, 2008 Messages 1,517 Location WA Jul 28, 2021 #7 The 50 Alaskan uses .510 bullets. You'll find a better selection of cast bullets than jacketed, and even then your options are a little limited. B bengineer Well-Known Member Joined Sep 10, 2011 Messages 120.

2) Drill a 3/16" pilot hole (later to become the hole through which the bullet is removed from the swage) through the threaded billet. 3) Ream to 1" depth with the burr mounted in the tail-stock. 4) Ream (with 1/2" drill) "shank" to 0.5" deep. 5) Install burr in tool-holder - off-set desired amount for exact diameter.

The Alaskan Rifle Built to Tame Alaska. The WWG Alaskan Guide is a stainless steel, hard-hitting rifle featuring a 6 round magazine tube. The rifle is re-chambered for the hot new .457 WWG round which fires a 350 grain bullet at around 2,300 per second while still allowing use of all standard 45/70 loads and single feeding a 2.5″ .410 shot shell.

.50 Alaskan The .50 Alaskan was a wildcat cased on a .348 Winchester case blown out to .50 caliber. It was chambered in rebarreled Winchester M71 and late production M1886 Winchesters. Produced out of a gunshop in Alaska in the 1960's. ... My 50 Alaskan was built by Wild West Guns. It is a take down,with 20 inch barrel and a matt finish.

Hello I have a 50 Alaskan built by WWG. I have shot alot of the Cast Performance bullets and am not happy with the performance. I am lucky to get 3-4" groups at 100yds! ... There is an article on loading the .50 AK in the May 2012 issue of Rifle Mgazine #262 by Brian Pearce. He covers all the bases from commercial Bullets, to boolits.

you can throw a 350-600 grain weight bullet and the longer range applications favor the 45 caliber. PLUS youll have a FACTORY chambering and not need to go thru a great deal of the expence a wildcat/custom chambering involves. Last edited by 340mag; 01/20/08 . Re: .500 S&W vs .50 Alaskan. 340mag # 1956321 01/20/08.

FS Reloading Plastic Ammo Box Medium Rifle 50 Round Translucent Smoke. 310 Fps: 2460 (10 ft from muzzle). 62x51mm ammo offers similar ballistics to 30-06 rounds but does so with a case that's slightly shorter, allowing less brass to be used in the manufacturing process and permitting military members to potentially carry more rounds at the same.

Hello I have a 50 Alaskan built by WWG. I have shot alot of the Cast Performance bullets and am not happy with the performance. I am lucky to get 3-4" groups at 100yds! ... There is an article on loading the .50 AK in the May 2012 issue of Rifle Mgazine #262 by Brian Pearce. He covers all the bases from commercial Bullets, to boolits.

The 50 Alaskan is a good compromise between a 50-70 & a 50-90. There are said to even be a few rare original sharps in 50 cal with a 2" chambering. I shoot buffalo arms moulds almost exclusively now through both my 45 cal and 50 cal rifles. I just finalized a load in my Hartford 50-2.5" with the baco Jim511695c1 which is a creedmoor style.

The .50 B&M Alaskan is a lever-action cartridge meant for the biggest game North America has to offer. Potential bullet selection includes (from l.) Hornady 300-gr. FTX, Swift 325-gr. A-Frame, Speer 350-gr. Deep Curl, Sierra 400-gr. JSP, Barnes 400-gr. Buster, Hornady 500-gr. FP-XTP September 30, 2011 By Layne Simpson.

The .50 Alaskan was the second of two cartridges designed during the 1950s by gunsmith Harold Johnson of Cooper Landing, Alaska. Both are on the .348 Winchester case. First came the .450 Alaskan, pushing a 400-grain bullet along at 2,000 fps at a chamber pressure level easily handled by the Winchester Model 71. ... English rifle builders of the.

The 50 Alaskan is a good compromise between a 50-70 & a 50-90. There are said to even be a few rare original sharps in 50 cal with a 2" chambering. I shoot buffalo arms moulds almost exclusively now through both my 45 cal and 50 cal rifles. I just finalized a load in my Hartford 50-2.5" with the baco Jim511695c1 which is a creedmoor style.

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