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Weatherby Fan's
- Thread starter Whitetail Junkie
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How about two S&L's
and three Husqvarna's?Close as I can come to FN.
Question, when Weatherby started out, I'm lead to believe S&L made actions for him.
He bought from S+L, as well as from FN, but I don't recall the actions being made specifically for him. - dan
Shoot, that looks like sonething out of Saddam's collection. I hate inlays on my stocks.
How about two S&L's
and three Husqvarna's?
Question, when Weatherby started out, I'm lead to believe S&L made actions for him.
A for effort. Nice pieces anyway.
As I understand, Roy started out using Mausers and began working on a joint venture with S&L, and had S&L start building some for him at the same time. There is an overlap where your Weatherby could have been a S&L or a Mauser (FN) at the time. Some of the reading I have done conjures that it was S&L that did the majority of the foot work and development with Norma for Roy, but the fact that both companies works together on S&L's own projects and they are both Scandinavian is the only basis Incan see for that.
Frankly, I think Weatherby would be twice the company and contender it is today if they had continued with S&L and not dealt with Sauer, but that is an opinion.
Man, I almost spit my coffee over the keyboard
You had better have picked those beans and roasted them yourself or you better stop talking about it. Dang hypocrites.
Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
S&L has always been a bolt action favorite of mine and there's one more I'm looking for. My one criticism is the complexity of their bolt. I'd categorize it as the "Rubik's Cube" of bolts when it comes to stripping and cleaning.
Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
My 308 NM is a 65DL and my 7x61 S&H is a 68DL. I do want one more but from any price indications I've seen on the latest production models from across the pond, $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.
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- Calgary, AB
My SubMOA in .30-06
Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
A happy 14 year old with his first (only) moose.
Congrats to him and good on you both. That look on his face is what makes it all worthwhile.
I suspect it's permanent.
It must be from his mother's side of the family, nobody in the liveing memory of my family has ever smiled.
I suspect it's permanent.
Probably because they never shot a moose at 14.
That memory is set for life.
Great photo and good job for this experience for the young fellow.
