Recent content by S Bertram

Great buck! Well done using open sights too.

No, it is in original condition.

The scope is a Voigtlander by Skopar, 2&1/2 power. The fore end tip is horn and was moved over from the original stock.

Thanks, I have been running Springers for almost 30 years, great dogs. The Setter is my first pointing dog, she was given to me and I'm thrilled with her, she was bred by the Berg Brothers. The Holland gets hunted whenever I hunt the prairie, I don't hunt in rain, but I don't mind hunting in...

I hunt my 12 bore Holland Royal self-opener, recent trip to South Dakota shooting Prairie Chickens and Pheasants. Wyoming for Sage Grouses and Ruffs I shoot it as well as any gun that I have shot, it is my very favorite firearm that I own.

303 Holland/Woodward built in 1896.

Yes it is, this one proofed for 70 grains of Cordite and a 480 grain bullet. I have shot it with 350 gr bullets and the recoil is very manageable. I'm sure it is quite stout with the 480's. Holland advertised these rifle to regulate with both the 365 and the 480 grain bullets hitting the same...

One of my Holland/Woodward patent rifles, this one chambered in 500/450. Quite pleasant with 350 gr bullets, pretty snappy with the 480's I'm sure. Cased and in superb original condition.

Just be aware that by law you need an approved form 6 to import brass. I am a licensed importer but I can't bring these in for you.

I sent you a link via email to someone who is selling .450#2 basic brass, they need to be necked down and sized.

I install Irons regularly and usually make my own sight bases on my mill. That said, hard to hit under 2K in my shop for a new barrel, irons and rust blue. There is a bunch of labor in soldering on sights if you want it done correctly. I'm too backed up to take on this kind of work at the moment...

I have a nice .416 Rigby custom built on a ZKK-602 action.

I don't want to jump in line but I am interested in the package as well.

How much for the ammo and how many rounds? Boxer primed?