sorry that the schnable resembles a rosy ballsack!
#32: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: Elvis, Location: south island New ZealandPosted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 12:54 am ---- pleased as heck Im not the only one who saw it and thought as such...... the first one has a very knob shaped form too LOL maybe thats the secret to maintaining a firm grip????
#33: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: gemihur, Location: Ridgelines of the Blue Ridge MtnsPosted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 4:31 am ---- I don't know why there's always a resemblance of genitalia to my work
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#34: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: gemihur, Location: Ridgelines of the Blue Ridge MtnsPosted: Sat Sep 22, 2018 4:37 pm ---- Finally, some level of conservative design to my woodwork.
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#35: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: Deer Sniper, Posted: Fri Oct 05, 2018 12:55 pm ---- I think those forends look great! You did good!
#36: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: gemihur, Location: Ridgelines of the Blue Ridge MtnsPosted: Tue Apr 07, 2020 6:09 am ---- Thanks, man.
This thread has gone a long way from a guy looking for load data: benchrest.com/sst/jdj.html
Ya'll have a good 'un and stay inside until this plague passes.
Jimbo
#37: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: gemihur, Location: Ridgelines of the Blue Ridge MtnsPosted: Wed May 13, 2020 11:24 am ---- old thread, I know but Ya'll are really just guessing, ain't ya'?
I shoot contenders religiously.
As far as a 7-30 Waters JDJ ... sounds like a Chrysler Buick!?!
Ken Waters did the 7-30 and J.D. Jones did the 7mm JDJ. Here's loads: benchrest.com/sst/jdj.html
...oh by the way, the 256 win mag is based on the 357 magnum case with a 25 caliber bullet ... remember the Ruger "Hawkeye"?
The contender opens doors to wildcatting that most guns don't.
357/44 Bain and Davis
30 Herrett
7 TCU ... just to name a few Keep shootin', guys Jimmy
#38: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: Deer Sniper, Posted: Wed May 13, 2020 1:14 pm ---- 256 Winchester!?!? I turn a lot of Super 14" Contender barrels in 44 magnum and 45/70 into a 256 Winchester, as well as 25-20's and 32-20's! All 3 are perfect little cartridges for the Contender!
7X30 Waters, 30-30 Ackley Improved and the 7mm TCU are my favorites!
#39: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: gemihur, Location: Ridgelines of the Blue Ridge MtnsPosted: Thu May 21, 2020 5:06 pm ---- Thanks, Deer Sniper, I have a great appreciation for people that can rework barrels,
Thank you for your service to the shooting sports!
#40: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: Deer Sniper, Posted: Fri May 22, 2020 12:30 pm ---- Thank you gemihur, I appreciate the compliments, and my pleasure!
And speaking of "reworking barrels" I have had more TCR barrels come through the shop in the past 5 months to build into a different caliber/cartridge combination, than what I have come through in the past 3 years!!!
#41: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: gemihur, Location: Ridgelines of the Blue Ridge MtnsPosted: Fri Nov 27, 2020 1:13 pm ---- Haven't been back for some time
TCR barrels are in great demand over at Graybeard Outdoors
A lot of old timers are always looking for ones they don't have.
I stick to contenders, that's all I'm prepared to explore
Lots of wildcats been done 'em
#42: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: Deer Sniper, Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2020 8:34 pm ---- I took a brand new and unfired TCR 10 ga. and turned it into a bull barreled 357 Maximum, with an exhibition grade walnut stock set, and the most beautiful wood I have ever seen on any T/C rifle!
This rifle has been for sale for the past 6 months, and there has been absolutely no interest in it whatsoever!
Oh well, looks like I just inherited a new 357 Maximum rifle.
I like my Contenders, but the TCR rifles sure come in a close second.
#43: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: Elvis, Location: south island New ZealandPosted: Sat Nov 28, 2020 6:07 pm ---- so beautiful wood.....NEED to see this ASAP.... will prepare a bid for the drool in advance.
#44: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: PaulS, Location: South-Eastern Washington - the StatePosted: Sat Nov 28, 2020 7:26 pm ---- The lack of interest is probably because they only make the TCR in 22 rim fire at present. Anyone that is looking for a fine gun the TCR is hard to beat! My brother bought one in 6mm TCU and was disappointed in the velocities. I rechambered it to 30-30/6mm (6mm-30) and he was happy with both the accuracy and the velocity. It is his favorite deer rifle.
That 357 Maximum is a great cartridge - even in a pistol. I own a Contender Super 14 in that caliber and it is great!
#45: Re: 7MM JDJ Author: gemihur, Location: Ridgelines of the Blue Ridge MtnsPosted: Tue Jan 05, 2021 7:11 pm ---- Resurrection of an old and relevant thread
I'm still out here shootin up the woods
Had a decent season this year, two bucks and a doe
Deer Sniper is still out there working barrels.
Send your wildcat modifications to him.
I can't speak enough to his quality and dedication.
Formerly D&T Precision Gunworks now Precision Riflesmith LLC
Here's a couple new pea poppers
SSK 14" Bbl in 444 Marlin
SSK 14" Bbl in 6x223 with custom furniture
Enjoy,
Jimmy