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RE: Hepburn project - Don McDowell - 04-14-2018

Kurt that Hepburn is a looker and would sure make someone a fine midrange/silhouette rifle.


RE: Hepburn project - Snocat - 04-14-2018

Looks like a great project Don . 22 BPCR looks like a lot of fun . I have a old Winchester 1885 low wall 22lr winder with good tang sights and front globe it shoots better than me . What size groups will a good shooting 22 BPCR rifle do at 200yds ?


RE: Hepburn project - Don McDowell - 04-14-2018

22bpcr is a hoot.

The rams are about 6 inches deep and 12 inches long, you want to be able to keep all your rounds centered up in the middle of him if you can.

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RE: Hepburn project - Kurt - 04-17-2018

Don what is the distance between center of bore to top of the stock comb on that Hep??


RE: Hepburn project - Don McDowell - 04-17-2018

Don't know, and it's on it's way to Big Timber, might be about there by now...So I can't measure it for you right quick.
I did decide tho I think I'll just have Pat see if he can tighten up the headspace on that 40-70 and just have the 22 barrel put on a new one.. My dear wife says she thinks that's a better idea than rebarreling a rifle.


RE: Hepburn project - desert deuce - 04-18-2018

(04-17-2018, 11:22 PM)Don McDowell Wrote: Don't know, and it's on it's way to Big Timber, might be about there by now...So I can't measure it for you right quick.
I did decide tho I think I'll just have Pat see if he can tighten up the headspace on that 40-70 and just have the 22 barrel put on a new one.. My dear wife says she thinks that's a better idea than rebarreling a rifle.

And, as usual, she is absolutely correct !


RE: Hepburn project - jacksimonton - 06-14-2019

Nice, the sounds like a great project.