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Episode 24 – Waffen Jung “Rifle Magnum” in .416 Rigby
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Episode 23 - Johann Fanzoj Express Rifle -- Double Rifle, .500/465 Nitro Express
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The gun I want to cover today is a rifle that is very similar to the rifle we covered in Episode 4: a big bore double rifle specifically designed for big and dangerous game. There are, however, several differences and one is major enough to include this rifle in this series in addition to the rifle of Episode 4. That rifle was a boxlock rifle and while very well made, was produced from modern C...
Episode 22: Johannsen Safari Rifle
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Welcome Viewers! Today, I have a German rifle well known in many parts of the world but very rare here in America. This is a handmade magnum Mauser with a double square bridge made by Reimer Johannsen. Please let me know what you think of this episode down below and be sure to like, share, and subscribe to my channel for more episodes of Special Guns with Roger Rule.
Episode 21: Beretta Diamond Pigeon
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Today, I want to return to the world of shotguns. It is another from the Beretta Co. and from their model line of the 680 series, the Model S687 marketed as the “Diamond Pigeon.” Please let me know what you think of this episode down below and be sure to like, share, and subscribe to my channel for more episodes of Special Guns with Roger Rule.
Episode 20: Custom-made Rifles: G&H and Dale Goens
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As you watch this video, you may be confused by the ammo loads I mention in the field as compared to those mentioned in the video. To clarify, I sight rifles in with popular target bullets and then proof them at 200 yards with my favorite hunting bullets same loads, different bullets. Thank you for watching my 20th episode of Special Guns with Roger Rule. If you like this video please like, sha...
Episode 19: Piotti King English
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Today the gun I want to cover is a side-lock side by side gun with single trigger and we are fortunate to have a prime example of this by a renowned maker! If you like this episode please like, share and subscribe to my channel. Thank you for watching Special Guns with Roger Rule.
Episode 18: Browning Olympian Rifle
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Today, I have a real treat for rifle aficionados. This is a Browning rifle, High Power model in Olympian Grade. Be sure to Like, Share and Subscribe! Next week I will be featuring a sidelock side by side shotgun with a single trigger.
Episode 17: Sako Deluxe Forester and Sako Finnwolf - 243Win
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Episode 17: Sako Deluxe Forester and Sako Finnwolf - 243Win
Episode 16: Perazzi MX-8 SC-3 o/u Shotgun
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Episode 16: Perazzi MX-8 SC-3 o/u Shotgun
Episode 15: Beretta SO5 EELL Sidelock o/u Shotgun
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Episode 15: Beretta SO5 EELL Sidelock o/u Shotgun
Episode 14: Browning Superposed Diana o/u Shotgun
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Episode 13: Holland & Holland Modele De Luxe Rifle - 375 H&H Mag
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Episode 12: Westley Richards Deluxe Detachable Lock Ejector Shotgun
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Episode 11: John Wilkes Special Series Sidelock o/u Shotgun
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Special Guns Episode 10: Franz Sodia Hand Detachable Sidelock o/u Shotgun
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In this episode, this gun was designed as both a water fowler and an uplands game gun; however, today, in those countries that require steel shot for water fowl, these barrels were not designed for that. Welcome to Episode 10 of Special Guns with Roger Rule! New episodes released weekly airing every Friday! Episode 10: Franz Sodia Hand Detachable Sidelock o/u Shotgun Please check out my website...
Episode 9: Daniel Fraser Mannlicher Schoenauer Rifle - 6.5×57
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Episode 9: Daniel Fraser Mannlicher Schoenauer Rifle - 6.5×57
Episode 8: Rigby Chatsworth sxs Shotgun
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Episode 8: Rigby Chatsworth sxs Shotgun
Episode 7: Arrizabalaga Sidelock Ejector sxs Shotgun
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Episode 7: Arrizabalaga Sidelock Ejector sxs Shotgun
Episode 6: W&C Scott & Son Hammer sxs Shotgun
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Episode 6: W&C Scott & Son Hammer sxs Shotgun
Episode 5: Franz Sodia Drilling 12x12x308Win
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Episode 5: Franz Sodia Drilling 12x12x308Win
Episode 4: Chapuis Safari Express Double Rifle - 470NE
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Episode 4: Chapuis Safari Express Double Rifle - 470NE
Special Guns with Roger Rule Episode 3: Heym New Express Rifle - 416 Rigby
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Special Guns with Roger Rule Episode 3: Heym New Express Rifle - 416 Rigby
Special Guns with Roger Rule Episode 2: Rigby Light Deluxe Magazine Rifle
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Special Guns with Roger Rule Episode 2: Rigby Light Deluxe Magazine Rifle
Special Guns with Roger Rule Episode 1: Winchester Pre-64 Model 70 Rifle
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Special Guns with Roger Rule Episode 1: Winchester Pre-64 Model 70 Rifle
Thank you so much for doing these videos. I have always loved bolt action rifles but when I watch you review these magnificent works of functional art and historical treasures it makes me realize just how little I know about what makes a rifle truly special. Thanks so much for sharing your great knowledge and appreciation, these videos are treasures to me since I probably won't ever be able to own or hunt with one. I have my CZ 550 American though! It's my own little 6.5x55SE treasure ;-) And good job Virginia! My daughter likes your hair color!
My 1952 Model 70 in 270 is NRA Fine.
Thank you for the review of Sako and especially your memories about the gun fairs and the history!
Virginia is gorgeous. I'd take the guns, because I already have a gorgeous lady. ☺️
I'm sure Virginia appreciates your flattery, thank you!
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I own 2 pre 64 Winchesters, that were left to me by my Dad, after he passed...a 270 and a 375 H+H magnum, both mfg in 1950 (according to Winchester collectors assn)...taken several deer with the 270, nothing yet with the 375...both of these guns mean the world to me, both very accurate!!
It would be interesting to learn what the difference is between the S04 and S05.
Good question: Off the top of my head, I would say it is in the quality of the finish, the engraving pattern and quality, and the wood checkering and quality. But, the guy who can answer this question better than me is Ken Pendleton, a Beretta expert. He is in Tennessee and his phone number is 931-308-2304. You can tell him I recommended you call him for this.
What's a 22 hornet worth?
Hi Mike, the question is too general. The value depends on which style, barrel length, and most of all, condition. I would suggest you go to GunsInternational.com and sort by Winchester pre-64 Model 70 and refine your search with caliber 22Hornet. You'll get an idea of what sellers are asking for.
@rogerrule8195 it's call a translation model 24 inch barrel
I have one FN exactly the same!! I the caliber 9,3x62 Mauser. Excelente rifle!!
When you mentioned the extreme recoil fron NE cartridges vs 100 or so 12 guage shotgun shells, i assume its because the NE cartridges are burning much faster powders and accelerate those large heavy bullets much quicker than your average 12g shotgun can. Always been facinated with the double rifle concept in large heavy hitting cartridges. The ultimate in "stopping power". Here in Europe the 9.3mm cartridge is popular for shooting running boar, sometimes in a double rifle configuration.
I have a lot of respect for the 9.3 cartridges and have owned 9.3x74r doubles, 9.3x64 Brenneke Mauser, and a 360N0.2 John Wilkes double that George Caswell of Champlin Arms claims is the best of the 9.3 cartridges.
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What scope mount did you use on your 470?
German claw mounts, but since then I have used a Rechnagel pivot mount system with equal success.
Roger thanks so much for your expert talk thoroughly enjoyed it… it was excellent 👍
Thank you for this intelligent comment.
This was a great video with one exception. The post 64 model 70 saved winchester from bankruptcy. The model 70 xtr was as ĥandsome as any pre 64 and were better then the model 700 rem I love the pre 64 winchester 70 ditto the post 64,and the early 90 s super grade that I have in 7 mag .my best rifle far and away is my 1st year production model 54 in 30 government 06.while the 70 had several upgrades over the 54,my 54 beats any of the 4 pre64 model 70s I have better than my 1903.better than my custom fn Mauser My lowly 54 handles like a light shotgun and will shoot a 165 gr Hornady interlock 5 shot group into a ragged hole at 100 yds.i don't shoot this rifle at targets anymore only game ,and I don't let anyone touch it. All winchesters are good some great rifles
Thank you for your comment.
Where to buy a sako…. Like trying to find a needle in…..
Go to the Home page of GunsInternational.com and look for the general listing of Sako rifles. Click on that and you can sort by price lowest to highest, or by newest, etc. The first time look through every one, and then later, change the preference to "newest" and check in on the general listing frequently. You'll find them, that's how I found mine.
I had been under the mistaken impression that the Browning BLR was a unique lever action design. It has a rack & pinion mechanism, a detachable box magazine, and the bolt lugs engage with the rear of the barrel. However, it was introduced in 1967 or 1968. Clearly the BLR took its inspiration from the Sako Finnwolf. I am not knocking the BLR in any way. I own one in .308 Winchester, and it is an excellent rifle. Looking at the parts diagrams, the BLR mechanism appears to have fewer parts and be more robust. The underside of the bolt itself is the rack, and there is a single pinion. That said, I would dearly love to find a Sako Finnwolf in good operating condition.
It would appear that way. Thank you for your comment.
Finnwolf are so hard to find in great condition…get ready to pay high money for a great one…..
I was fortunate to find this one in mint condition -- and I was in the hunt for one for a long time, so I know what you mean! Thanks for your comment.
Tengo un modelo 54 y tres modelo 70...accion pre_64.....les he cambiado cañón porque fueron de mi papá. Y el uso los dejó un poco desgastados...... Soy armero y hago todo tipo de trabajos en armas de fuego
Sorry, I do not speak Spanish.
Given the choice between the 450NE and the 470NE I’d take the 450 any day. Only when the 45 calibre get banned in the British empire did the invented of the 470NE come up with the his replacement and he didn’t patent the round so it became very popular. It’s essentially the same as the 450NE but because it’s a .475 calibre and not a .458 calibre it has lower sectional density. The first shot on an elephant or Cape buffalo will be fine but when it turns and you have to try and get solids through to it’s vitals from the rear end you have much less penetration with the 470.
For 450 I would rather have a 450 Rigby, but to each his own. Thank you for your comment.
@@rogerrule8195 yeah, but that’s a bolt action cartridge. I also like the 450 Rigby rimless and think it’s an extremely versatile cartridge. But for a double rifle I think the 450NE is a better choice than the 470NE. I’m certainly not an expert. Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it.
Some people collect fine art others cars but precision firearms and those with fine grained walnut are my Rembrandt or Maserati.
Great analogy! ...and besides the great makers, if you get into the great engravers, such as Stefano Pedretti, Manrico Torcoli, Mario Terzi, Claude Cremini, Aldo Rizzini, and many others... then you really get a feeling that the great Italian painters and sculptor's are back! Bertuzzi liked to think they were the Ferrari of Italian guns. Some guns have now been named Michelangelo and Leonardo -- so your analogy is appropo, thank you for your comment.
Beautiful rifle
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Great video Sir, It is amazing how fast the trades went from muzzle loader, to pin fire, center fire. Then along with that was the advancement of the actions. I have two Westleys, one a 1863 16b ML made for a British MP, the other a 12b bar in wood hammer gun. I load 2-1/2" shells for skeet and it's a joy to shoot. No under bites only the dolls head bite.
Thank you for your comment -- the dolls head lockup is truly a classic.
As a teenager I dreamed of one day owning a Steyr Mannlicher Schoenauer Carbine. A month ago at age 57 I walked into a local gun store and hanging on the wall looking like the Holy Grail was a pristine 1961 MCA Carbine in 30/06 with single trigger complete with original factory sling. Installed was a set of Redfield scope mounts with a perfect Weaver K4-60b scope with Post and crosshair reticle. I am now a happy man.
Thank you for your comment; you have a super find! That is a very good rifle.
May I ask you how to disassemble the bolt? I have a Browning High Power Safari 30-06.
There is not enough room for the words to describe it in this format. I would recommend you google Mauser Bolt disassembly and I'm sure you will find a video that will walk you through it.
Anyone know what a pre 64 m70 is worth
Thank you for your inquiry. The value depends on many factors: condition, originality and rarity. Some configurations are rare and some calibers are rare.
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Thank you for your comments.
Poor quality video
Not a nice comment, but you don't seem to be in the majority.
So is a 1947 considered pre war or a transition model 70?
It should be but the real test is comparing its key parts with the Type II components as shown in my book. Thank you for your inquiry
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6.5 x 57 was an amazing cartridge. My brother has a 1903-A3 Springfield chambered in 6.5 x 57. she's a woodchuck slayer. Dad used to handled 257 Roberts brass blown out to 6.5. We couldn't find 6.5 x 57 brass.
7mm brass can be necked down -- there is an array of 6.5 bullets out there these days and actual 6.5x57 ammo is available through two, maybe three makers. Thank you for your comment.
Espectacular Rifle un lujo de arma !!!!!
Gracias!
It's been three years since Roger Rule has posted a video. Is he okay or did he pass away?
Alive and kicking! I have several guns eligible for new videos but with Covid I moved more permanently to my Hawaii home, play pickleball, golf, work out and just need to find a couple of components to start up again on my videos. Thank you for your concern.
Did you put the recoil pad on it?? That could really hurt the value. It is a beautiful gun.
The twenty gauge Diana was usually offered with the butt plate. It could be ordered with the recoil pad and this one is not only a factory pad, but also it was installed at the time the gun was made and finished. Thank you for your comment.
And by the way, I sold the gun for full value.
Thank you so much for producing such an excellent review of this amazing double rifle. I have recently read "Hunter" by J.A. Hunter and "White Hunters" by Brian Herne and am currently reading Lt. Col Peterson's "The Man-Eaters of Tsavo". So I've been dreaming of the lost golden age of African hunting and the ubiquitous double rifles so loved and relied upon by almost all of the great white hunters a lot lately. This rifle looks like it would be equally comfortable in the richest museum or in the sweaty hands of a grizzled PH stalking the brush with a dangerous animal laying in ambush ready to launch a final, desperate attack. I'm going to also watch episode 4 which you referred to and I have really been enjoying your bolt gun presentations immensely as well. I currently own, handload for and hunt with a CZ 550 American in 6.5x55 SE so I have come to appreciate a good bolt gun, although I'm greatly humbled by your tremendous knowledge and genuine love for these most special firearms. You, sir, are a great credit to both our sport and our passion. I wish I could find the right words to convey my profound thanks for this video series. And thanks to Virginia, too, for helping make the videos so engaging!
Wow, Steven, that is really a wonderful comment -- I'm just sorry it took me so long to reply. Your kudos are greatly appreciated. Since I did this video, because of your specific interest, I have picked up a John Wilkes 470 NE and a Holland & Holland sidelock 500-465. I love these big guns and the great nostalgic age they reflect. Have you read Death in the Tall Grass by Peter Capstick... if not, you will love it!
Congratulations on your recent acquisitions! The heaviest recoiling rifle I have ever fired was a .458 Win Mag (CZ 550 Safari). That was a lot of power! That 470 NE sounds sweet, seems like that is a real classic. In reply to your inquiry, Capstick's "Death In The Long Grass" was actually the first book I ever read on African hunting. I liked how he broke it down into sections on the Big 5 and then covered the other dangerous beasts that didn't make the cut like hippos, crocs, etc. I seem to remember a gruesome picture in that book of a man who had been trampled by an African Bull Elephant. It looked like a mud puddle with a boot in the middle of it. Quite sobering! Since my last comment I read Roosevelt's "African Game Trails" and that was very interesting. If I recall correctly he carried the 500-450 and referred to it as his "Big Stick". It sounds like you got an even "Bigger Stick" with the 500-465! As Teddy declared, "You will go far." Your videos are awesome and you are a credit to true American culture sir! I have a 13 yr old daughter and I want to be sure she has an appreciation for all these fine things in life. Your tireless, generous and extensive work will ensure that our children will have excellent guidance in the pursuit of developing a deep and lasting appreciation of functional luxury. Words do not exist to express my gratitude to you.
I recently became the proud owner of a 1955 Super in 12 ga. I never thought i would ever get to own a Superposed. This has been a dream come true for me. Now to just find the right 20 ga. Superposed. Thank you Roger and Virginia.
Aloha James, Congratulations on your find and good luck with your hunt -- there are many 20 gauge Superposeds out there and in many different grades. Thank you for your comment.
I have a 1903 Mannlicher Shoenauer carbine in 6.5 x 54,I load my own ammo for it and use a 160gn.Hornaday round nosed bullet so the gun feeds like its on roller bearings,thank you for showing us your fine rifle and I can tell you are as proud of your gun as I am of mine! I also have a really nice 8mm x56 MS that is also a work of art.Thank you again its nice to see someone who appreciates quality made firearms.
Dennis, your pair are rifles to be proud to own. Thank you for your observation.
I also load for the 6,5x54MS. But i use a custom made, 100 grs. leadfree CNC turned brass huntingbullet with drivebands, made by famous german physicist Lutz Möller. My rifle mod 1914 has a 62cm barrel and it shoots incredible flat!
@@AustrianJager That sounds like a very interesting bullet, I have used light bullets in my Mannlicher and they shoot well but they are a single shot proposition due to feeding issues,some of my brands of brass I have to load the shell in the bolt first and put it in the receiver because of the controlled feed and the extractor not able to hop over the extraction notch,I now just stick with my 160gn round nose Hornaday bullets and the carbine feeds like butter.The bore in my gun is like new but I have headspace issues but I cured that by expanding the neck to .277 and sizing it back down to .264 but leaving just a bit of the neck oversize to where the bolt just closes and no more headspace problems and the fired brass is a mirror image of my chamber and brass life is forever instead of two or three loading's.
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Thank you (I think).
Thank you. Good video.
Thank you Michael for the compliment, I'm delighted you liked it.
Thank you. I will have to finally order a copy of that book i.e., get the gorse out of my pockets.
You can find used ones on Amazon and save a few dollars.
@@rogerrule8195 Might be the case BUT as I live in New Zealand, the savings are not so much. I also get sick and tired of the defective Amazon algorithm which repeatedly directs me to sellers who will not ship internationally🙂. Keep up the good work.
Fun with flags 😂 beautiful rifles though😊
Thank you for your input, Meg.
Thank you for an excellent video.
Michael, I appreciate your feedback, thank you.
Looking for info on a early, what I believe to be, 1923/24 Abercrombie & Fitch #137- 30-06. Supposedly owned by one of the "4 great white hunters" whom assisted in the production of the 1931 MGM movie - Trader Horn. It does possess many indicators of a Griffin and/or G&H. Existing G&H records apparently begin in 1930, so no help there. If you could steer me to a resource ? Would love to share pics in order to learn more. Thank you in advance for your time.
Jb, there was a magazine called Gun Facts, that had much information on early Griffin & Howe's, Sedgeley's, Hoffman's and other custom rifles between the wars. I would start with trying to find copies of those. They usually had beautiful covers.
Sir I want gun
Watch for them on GunsInternational.com I have seen several for sale over the years since this model came out.
We used these as sniper rifles in the army and the corps.
Jim Carmichael of Outdoor Life had told me that.
Beautiful firearms, very well made.
They are, and I really didn't emphasize the third lock enough -- found on Arrizabalagas and rarely found on other shotguns.
I have my grandfather's Browning Superposed. It has a serial number of 11989. It is a twelve guage shotgun.
Thanks Patterson for your input, your grandfather's gun is an heirloom to hang onto.
There’s only one special gun pre 64 model 70 the rest are a joke
Thank you for being an advocate.
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Nice video Roger but 18.4 is the barrel inside diameter in millimeter’s. I used to shoot an Mt6 trap and now shoot an Mx8 trap and a High Tech sporting clays gun, you can’t do better than Perazzi!
Thanks Bob, for the clarification.
Thank you.
I have a 1957 Marlin 336 with the G&H side mount. The quality was impeccable. These were the types of side mounts hunters wanted on their hunting rifles.
I agree whole-heartedly. These mounting systems are still available today, but they are costly to install correctly and since first made in 1928, they are a little more cumbersome than the latest Rechnagel and the older claw-mount systems that are as expensive to install. All three are excellent mounting systems that retain zero when removed and remounted (if installed correctly.)