50bmg

That is awesome!

And the price is very reasonable. I'm sure that you will manage to sell a lot of these.

I haven't been in the market for a .50, but when I am I will definatly give this one a look.
 
I think you need to start building lots of these. If you take them to Knob Creek this fall you'll most likely sell every one you can carry up there. I'll probably be one of many standing in line for one of these.

Is the bipod included? What sort of changes are you planning on making on the muzzle brake? What of spare parts (firing pins, ejector etc)?

It looks like I may have to start saving some dinero for one of these myself:cool:
 
I dont think I will be at the next Knob Creek. I wont have any extras after filling orders. But I do plan on making a lot of them and making the following Knob Creek.

The bipod does come with it.

The new brake won't be much different from the one that is on there now. The new element will stabilize and focus the thrust. Im still working on the design.

Dave
 
Spectre raises hand, and waves frantically.

I volunteer to test it with members sensop, Edmund Rowe, and Spartacus. (and anyone else in the area who wants to join us)

If given such an opportunity, I promise a 100% unbiased report to TFL and/or SWAT. :D
 
if you order one now when can we expect it???? The website is talking about the no ejector --what's that all about???? is this one that you have to pull the bolt out and put round in bolt and reinstall it.....??? Thanks -- Dick
 
We are looking at delivering around September, and the list is filling quick. But once we are rolling, they will be shooting out of here (pun).

As far as the ejector and it not having one:
Just nose the round in like any other single shot and close the bolt. Fire the round and open the bolt. Then to get the shell out, just use your finger to tip the throat end of the shell and it comes out.
The reason for no ejector is to keep the brass from getting dinged, and not having to collect it off the floor. I have a design for an ejector if someone really wants it.

Also, I am offering Ferret50's with 30" barrels for an additional $150.00.

Dave
 
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