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  • #16
    hubel458
    In Memoriam
    • Sep 2006
    • 539

    We are working on scaling up falling block action
    to handle our 12GA FH, and similiar cartridges.
    Here is picture of top part of the
    first scale-up model, next to smaller
    Wickliffe. The Wickcliffe has a nice
    style that we like. There is 12GA FH
    round on the scaled up action feed
    trough. Model is aluminum for easy machining.
    Will handle 12ga of any length,
    our 12GA FH, 700HE, 700NE, 600NE,
    etc. Bottom of block is flat to set on
    mill table to do the machining.Next machining
    will be the hole and slot down through the
    action for breech block and hammer to
    slide up and down in.Its taken awhile to
    get some tooling.I had none when we set up
    vertical mill, and have to get more.The
    action model also will be narrowed up when
    finished, and contoured to look as good
    as the Wickcliffe.Ed.

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    • #17
      5968
      Veteran Member
      • Nov 2006
      • 3557

      Impressive. What is the recoil like?
      sigpicIf you loan someone twenty dollars and never see them again, it was probably worth it.
      Originally posted by hoffmang
      NFA is a long ways off as well it should be. Going after the NFA soon is like asking the girl you just met in the bar if she's into anal sex...-Gene

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      • #18
        hubel458
        In Memoriam
        • Sep 2006
        • 539

        Not bad in my guns as they have weight added and
        a real big thick recoil pad.Ed.

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        • #19
          hubel458
          In Memoriam
          • Sep 2006
          • 539

          Tested the Wickcliffe with 12ga FH case
          in a temperary chamber, just primer, to see if
          hammer with beefed up spring would fire
          bmg primers.I scalloped out the back
          of the action so 12ga cases would feed
          into the action and temp chamber
          They fired ok. But the extra stiff spring
          makes it hard to cock. We will have to work
          on that.The original Wickcliffe
          action that we want to scale up is tall
          enough so that when breech block is
          lowered the block clears the bottom
          a 12ga rim when cases slide out of chamber.
          So in the scale up we need to just add a
          a little width for wider breech block,
          and the bigger barrel thread, and keep the
          sides thick for strength.Ed

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          • #20
            tankerman
            I need a LIFE!!
            • Mar 2006
            • 24240

            Bazooka. 3- 200gr marbles would be devasting. But if your making a fahrquar type action why bother with the shotgun type load. The 50 Alaskan will shoot 600 grainers.

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            • #21
              hubel458
              In Memoriam
              • Sep 2006
              • 539

              The Alaskan has a third the energy of our long brass 12ga
              and the 10 million shotgun only guys can use it that way.
              The falling block we want to have built
              will work for others than our 12ga. 700NE, 50BMG, 600NE,
              my 700HE, etc.Ed

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              • #22
                hubel458
                In Memoriam
                • Sep 2006
                • 539

                Here is pictures of the breech, lever,
                linkage, etc, set up on a block to
                get the geometry for the scaleup model working
                ok.And setup measurements to make the breech
                hole in the action, in right place.Also used
                this model to get hammer and trigger set
                up to ride on the breech block. With
                a strong hammer and trigger in the right
                place in the guard.In the pics above you see the pin the
                lever pivots on. The actions being bigger
                will be wider than the levers;So the space on the
                pivot will be taken up by the Ruger
                style extractor on the left side and a spacer
                on the right side. Spacer also acts as a
                breech block stop at the bottom of the
                breech travel.So to get block stopped at
                right position for the diameter of the case
                and feed trough, we adjust spacer size.
                Ruger extractors from GP changed
                a little bit will do.Ed.



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                • #23
                  hubel458
                  In Memoriam
                  • Sep 2006
                  • 539

                  Here is sectioned action with parts in.
                  Original action that had defects
                  that I sectioned down the middle..I
                  ground out the top to allow case
                  to set higher, representing a
                  the taller action that we will
                  have due to larger diameter cases.
                  That lever in the picture is the
                  lever we will use with longer stroke.
                  Also in the action layout is the
                  breechblock, hammer, trigger with a
                  12GA FH in front, all in to check layout.
                  This lever looks to be easier to fit
                  and shape to bigger action and stock,
                  with a good pistolgrip to handle recoil.
                  Lever shape fits where trigger is better.Ed

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                  • #24
                    hubel458
                    In Memoriam
                    • Sep 2006
                    • 539

                    I will be posting more research on this thread
                    about other powders in 12ga plastic cases,about the
                    12GA FH loads, about scaled up falling blocks, my 700HE long
                    belted case, and the 28GA FH.Here is picture of
                    some other cartridges I have with some of mine.
                    1st= 408CT, 2nd- T-rex necked to 416- 3rd- 600OK
                    4th- 510HE, 5th-585HE, 6th-700H 3.25, 7th-12GA FH,
                    8th-700HE. Last most powerful. Ed


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                    • #25
                      Starlifter
                      Member
                      • Aug 2003
                      • 213

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                      • #26
                        hubel458
                        In Memoriam
                        • Sep 2006
                        • 539

                        Here is pic of the finished breech block model
                        for the scaleup action.You can see hammer
                        and trigger mounted in the rear of the
                        block.Ed


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                        • #27
                          hubel458
                          In Memoriam
                          • Sep 2006
                          • 539

                          Another shotgun/rifle experiment is 28ga FH.
                          Rocky MTN is making me some
                          3.25 in 28ga cases. They are good to 38k psi.
                          That will get 500-550 gr out at 2500 in
                          bolt action.A regular 28ga gun may get to
                          2000, depending on how heavy barrel is.Should
                          average 17-1800. Just lengthen chamber.
                          Get a NEF Ultra cut off leaving breech section
                          for monoblock and have 28ga rifled barrel
                          made and screwed or soldered in monoblock.
                          And being able to hold 38k to match brass,
                          That would get 2500 fps loads.Ed

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                          • #28
                            hubel458
                            In Memoriam
                            • Sep 2006
                            • 539

                            Here is picture of the first falling block
                            model of aluminum, with a roughed out
                            stock to see how it looks. Action is a
                            rough model. It shoulders nice, and
                            lever is inlet into pistol grip,
                            so you can't get banged up
                            fingers with the big cartridges it is designed
                            for, like levers that stick down at the
                            guard.Ed


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                            • #29
                              hubel458
                              In Memoriam
                              • Sep 2006
                              • 539

                              Here is pic of action model with lever open
                              and the breech block down. Also the action
                              will have a slot in the top rear for a
                              top tang of whatever length you need.
                              Can even have long tang for tang sight.Ed

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                              • #30
                                tgriffin
                                Calguns Addict
                                • Nov 2006
                                • 5175

                                wow me likey
                                Originally posted by pullnshoot25
                                I would love to have a hole cut in the ceiling so I could pop out and BAM! Hit 'em with my spice weasel...
                                Originally posted by aileron
                                The hassle would be between this. (_._) and this (_0_).
                                Originally posted by Neil McCauley
                                When Im wearing a miniskirt than yeah sure I use my foot to flush the urinals all the time!

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