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Vet grade and administered sedation from an abscess, but after a long night he seems pretty normal.

I don't know what the legal rules are in your area HOWEVER, please make sure your parents are in on any purchase of anything that shoots a projectile. It is important to not take for granted any safety rules and procedures. What you don't know can and will hurt you in the world of archery, bb guns, knifes, rimfire & centerfire rifles. There is no such thing as an accident, only ignorance and regrets! Using anything that is dangerous is completely about the users maturity and ability to receive proper instruction. Proceed with caution and wisdom.

The rims are, the tires are not OEM sized.

@@flyingfrog2856 can you tell me what size tires are those, I want the setup for my d21 rwd

The resistor sends the same ohm value to the body control module as the hall sensor in the ignition switch that was causing the truck to not start sometimes. Very frustrating to not be able to get home. In the long run I ended up sending it in to have the VATS removed off the computer so even if the body module went bad I'll be able to start the truck.

I'd try filling it a little less full, sometimes that can give you trouble. There are a few other reasons where sometimes it will try to double feed two bbs, but stuff like that is just a matter of trying something to fix it or return it for a different one that might not have the same problem.

Honestly I thought that was the only way you could load pellets was one at a time. My son just did this video to help my brother practice some in the garage because he lives 8 hours away from me.

Over priced, YES! Junk...for what was out there when we got it, I'd disagree. We've had good luck with ours, it has been consistent with it's readings (when comparing to other devices) I wish it had a better menu that was easier to navigate. I wish it was easier to load data off the memory card and put into excel. I wish it tracked further for multi-bc calculations. Today, I'd probably get the Garmin unit...but this one isn't broken so I'm not fixing it yet.

It's pretty steep...the angle can be seen as I pass my brother-in-law when the camera angle is level and not parallel to the hill as he aims the camera down to the bottom.

The good news is that there is no reason to explain to anyone what caliber is used unless there is a minimum or rim fire rule...this is certainly NOT under the minimum. :-) Seriously though, this is a reloading experiment to try to make it into a subsonic "brush gun" shooting a super heavy and slow round that still has enough power to go thru brush with out deflection. We just haven't gotten around to it yet.

​@flyingfrog2856 Using 350gr bullets, you can load it down to 45/70 specs.

Why would the game warden care? (Can you report a comment for stupidity?)

Many guides and other use .458 world wide,and its one of the out of box cartridge with 350-500 grain that is good on moose, boar and much else also. Perhaps one of most versatile big bores of them all.

So this guys dumb... moving on.

A little google-foo shows: www.amazon.com/Sensor-Harness-Sensitivity-Rancher-2000%E2%80%912006/dp/B0C1W8873F

So true, heavy hitting rifles can and will develop a flinch if they hurt even if you don't think so (or are trying to be macho). I can't imagine how anyone shoots a 500 nitro or the such. The older I get the more I like muzzle brakes (even though I don't like being "that guy" at the range.

Glad we are only really playing with this caliber. Unfortunately we can't get trail boss any more so our crazy reloading idea for a "brush gun" has gone up in smoke. I'm sure we will keep it for fun and just build another .458 SOCOM brush rifle.

I think we tried these because Erik either hadn't come out yet or weren't available. Our next one will probably be a Cortina made tuner.

For SURE!!! :-)

Yes it does but it doesn't have a whole lot of practical application. over penetration on elephants is a thing with a 460

Only a very, very, few people use the 460 Weatherby Mag today - because there are better calibres to use. The 458 Win Mag is still a very common calibre in use around the world because it works - whereas the 460 Weatherby Mag has all but disappeared!! The 460 Weatherby Mag now exists primarily in the realms of cartridge collectors.

That's like saying they compared a .30/06 to a .300 Weatherby... and the .300 crushed the .30/06. No kidding dipstick.

Was this when they compared .375 H+H,.458WM and .460WM.Remember reading that article.Years later owned 2 of the cartridges.And borrowed mates .460WM.

I've picked up some bushings to beat things in since...works so much better.

Did you find out yet?

@@saatu101 yes

The bb rifle has a rail built right into it. You have to get the right rings with the correct sized rail but they just "bolt right on"

Yea, I hate mud...so much cleaning, such a good chance of getting mud where it doesn't belong, and that doesn't include if you get stuck in it then you have to wade thru it to get out then get back in it to hook up a rope to pull it out...etc etc etc.

Filling up the tool box on the back helps too. We haven't played in the mud much, but next time maybe some cinder blocks back there for traction.

He is still loving it. First shot repeatability is pretty good on the carbon barrel. Haven't tried a long string of shots over heating it...but 3 shots no problem. (and if you need more than 3 you might need to practice more) :-)

Always happy to see another brother-in-christ! I encourage you to be diligent in the on-going work of sanctification (or being saved from the power of sin) because being saved from the penalty of sin is just the beginning. God has so much more for us.

Unsure if it is the same.

We have used both factory and hand loaded ammo. We've been able to change the tuner to a setting for each load and it was very repeatable.

This 458 has been a test bed and has used a Choate stock for the heavy loads, a wood stock, and a plastic stock. I'd stay away from the hollow plastic stocks with anything but the lightest loads. An accu-stock would be sufficent or most aftermarket stocks.

@flyingfrog2856 thanks! I just finished up the build I ended up using a hogue overmolded stock with the full aluminum bed block, only issue I'm having now is I can't get it to feed more than one round out of the mag box, do I need a different follower and mag box?

Are you still using the original .270 magazine parts? A .458 case is fatter and has different geometry. You need magazine parts for any belted magnum caliber like 7mm or .300.

Felts your pain! And unfortunately the power(s) we wanted to try to download this with to make it a brush gun aren't being made any more so now we just have an elephant gun in a place with small deer. :-( Still it was fun to shoot and play with.

No trees died in the making of this video & the lead was dug up and saved for another day. :-)

Welcome

The red ring is actually just some ultra copper RTV sealant just in case the machine surfaces weren't perfect. (since I didn't use any machining at all...more like lamo dremel)

These tuners actually started out in the 22LR competition world and I've used one on a Bergera B-14R CARBON with great success shooting run of the mill ammo in 1/2 inch groups instead of only running expensive match ammo.

Bang for the buck and XJ is hard to beat FOR SURE! I've done some things I never though were possible in my XJ and have seen 30K+ rigs that couldn't do them.

@@flyingfrog2856We know! We have one!