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Big Horn Armory Model 89 SpikeDriver Carbine in 500S&W, 18" Barrel Hunter Black Finish with Scope Mount #M8918-21


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BIG HORN ARMORY MODEL 89 SPIKE DRIVER CARBINE RIFLE, 500S&W CALIBER - BLUED WITH WALNUT STOCK


Big Horn Armory is the designer and manufacturer of the Model 89. It is the first lever action gun specifically designed for the .500 S&W Magnum. The Model 89 and all of its components are proudly made in the USA.The Big Horn Armory Model 89 lever-action rifle in .500 S&W Magnum continues the rich legacy of American firearms design and development. Built from the ground-up and solidly engineered using the latest CNC technology, the Model 89 embodies the best of the old Model 86 and Model 92 lever-actions in a modern platform capable of handling the powerful .500 S&W Magnum.All of these rifles are manufactured with 17-4 stainless steel precision machined and properly hardened to deliver consistent downrange performance and rugged in-the- field dependability. The selected American black walnut stock and forend are fitted with integral front and stud rear sling swivel mounts. The pistol- grip buttstock has a one- inch recoil-taming pad. Stock and forend are given several coats of a durable synthetic satin finish. These rifles are equipped with aperture rear and post front sights. The Model 89's large, hunter-friendly curved- lever enables ease of operation, especially with gloved hands. Honoring the long tradition of great American sporting rifles, the new Model 89 .500 S&W Magnum provides hunters with pride in ownership, and a powerful advantage.

Specifications

  • Barrel: 18"
  • Chamber: .500 S&W
  • Rate of Twist: 1:24"
  • Crown: Recessed
  • Buttstock & Forend: Standard American Black Walnut
  • Checkering: 20 lpi
  • Barreled Ction: 17-4 Stainless Steel
  • Metal Finish: Hunter Black SS
  • Stock Finish: Synthetic Satin
  • Recoil Pad: 1"
  • Sling Swivel Mounts: Integral Front, Stud Rear
  • Sights: Aperture Rear, Blade Front
  • Magazine Capacity: 7
  • Length of Pull: 13-5/8"
  • Overall Length: 37"
  • Weight: 7 lbs. 10 oz.
 
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Depending on how the UN Marking goes we may or may not bring these in again.

Hey guys, why would the UN Marking bs make you decide not to bring guns like these in? I would think that a couple hundred dollars extra cost on a $4k gun would be less of an issue to buyers than that same few hundred on say a $200 gun. I know a few hundred dollars added is still a few hundred dollars added and I am fully against the UN proposal, but percentage wise it's less of an impact on the more expensive guns no? Oh and thanks for bringing these guns in THIS time - I'm eagerly awaiting mine, had my eye on these for years!
 
How would a 500 sw be any different than a 45/70 in performance ? Just curios other than the larger caliber .
Couldn't say with certainty, most tests with specifications for 500 S&W ammunition is based on an 8.5" barrel, where as most tests on 45-70 are on 24"

With that said, below are the pages for the 500S&W from Hornady and their 45-70, both with the FTX tip

https://www.hornady.com/ammunition/rifle/45-70-government-325-gr-ftx-leverevolution#!/

https://www.hornady.com/ammunition/handgun/500-s-w-magnum-300-gr-ftx#!/
 
Couldn't say with certainty, most tests with specifications for 500 S&W ammunition is based on an 8.5" barrel, where as most tests on 45-70 are on 24"

With that said, below are the pages for the 500S&W from Hornady and their 45-70, both with the FTX tip

https://www.hornady.com/ammunition/rifle/45-70-government-325-gr-ftx-leverevolution#!/

https://www.hornady.com/ammunition/handgun/500-s-w-magnum-300-gr-ftx#!/

I’ll try and chrony mine this week and let ya know but my understanding is that the 500 really gains a tonne more velocity in the longer barrel.
 
I’ll try and chrony mine this week and let ya know but my understanding is that the 500 really gains a tonne more velocity in the longer barrel.

I'll second that. Not much info on the internet about the velocities. A video on Youtube would be great :) Let us know if the recoil matches your username...

Have you put it on a scale to see exactly how much it weighs? curious is the mfg weight is correct.
 
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