6.5 BEANMORE

[Coyote Shadow Tracker]

Gday E


That was a great chat & overdue for another & don't worry I'm still waiting for the right time to bring up the pelvis shot as most would be horrified on what can be done more effectively/efficiently but I'll not derail this great thread it was just preparing a few for what's coming lol

Moving on
I'll say this joke got way out of hand but what I've learnt is how deserving bean is & the video just after he opened the beanmore says it all

For all those who were involved no one done more than anyone else imo as without ea & everyone's help none of this would have come about & I love my beanmore which was the first custom chambering I've ever done & will be my last well I may chamber another beanmore once I wear this one out as you need no more than a beanmore

I plan on putting some pretty high numbers of shots through it but most of all it's my kids teaching rifle that does that ever so well & what a better campfire story behind it
Here's a few of my beanmore pics


Cheers

Where those Geese/Ducks shot underwater feeding or shot at 3,000' high in a V formation going South?
Either way good shots.
Did you use the Donkey as a pack animal to carry all the harvest? Looks like he collapsed from all the weight.

 

[Mike D Texas]

I don't think anybody has claimed other cartridges won't equal or exceed the Beanmore. Something a lot of wildcats share. Another thing they share is the feeling of being a little unique.

From the technical point of view likely just a bit of shoulder angle change from your .260AI

I wasn't saying my 260 AI is the same from a performance aspect, I was just meaning it creates the ring on the case from the previous shoulder location.

 

[HARPERC]

I wasn't saying my 260 AI is the same from a performance aspect, I was just meaning it creates the ring on the case from the previous shoulder location.

And I wasn't ducking your question just trying to hear you correctly...missed. I don't suspect it will do what yours won't do.

Intentions weren't ballistic, is where I missed the question.

Best wishes!
Carl

 

[orange1948]

Congratulations to all involved in this project. Well done!
Gosh, I really like this forum.
Duane

 

[Grizzly60]

Outstanding job by all involved.
Mission accomplished
You guys went all out
Now maybe ButterBean can change his avatar.

 

[Grey Goast]

It makes me laugh out loud when I see such good friends go through so much as to have this band of brothers have all these product's made.in good fun for a good man who deserves it. This was so clever and well thought out. I wish. I had thought of it.

 

[old_heli_logger]

I can't wait for the 6mm Beanmore!!!
Berger 115 VLD's at +3000 fps

 

[Grizzly60]

I can't wait for the 6mm Beanmore!!!
Berger 115 VLD's at +3000 fps

Beanmore's will only shoot Hammer bullets.

 

[ntsqd]

Beanmore's will only shoot Hammer bullets.

That's not entirely true, it just will not be inherently accurate with any other brand of bullet.

 

[ButterBean]

Beanmore's will only shoot Hammer bullets.

It'll shoot anything but I'm shooting Hammers

 

[fordy]

Gday coyote shadow tracker

Where those Geese/Ducks shot underwater feeding or shot at 3,000' high in a V formation going South?
Either way good shots.
Did you use the Donkey as a pack animal to carry all the harvest? Looks like he collapsed from all the weight.

The black swans one of a personal favourites of mine as my son & I double tapped them together but nothing was really hard on taking them out & the mountain ducks were taken while they were on our farm dams / ponds
Which they are fairly hard to hit when they are swimming & I missed a couple shots in the process on securing them but eat well they all do

I've not shot swans /geese on the fly for a few years but never @3000 ft overall they are not hard to hit with a rifle on the fly ducks are a different story
Today on where I could /would shoot @ these critters on the fly is way more limited due to population density of people & info-structures

Most of Our birds usually head north for migration im in Tassie the bottom of Aussie but those 2 species are year round residents

Had a few of those donkeys collapsing must have been the beanmore weight
But they ate really well
Cheers

 

[ButterBean]

So when will we actually see the cartridge and some performance numbers from it?

Soon

 

[ButterBean]

Gday mike D Texas

I think Carl said it the best

& only thing I'll add is it's a great story around the campfire & those who know me know how much campfires mean to me as it's where various cultures .people & generations come together & lasting memories are made

I'm proud of these memories made so far & this fire
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was some great beanmore moments shared
Oh man we shot some numbers & species with that rifle & I'll have to check but I think it was getting close to the 100 mark & 8 species on that trip ( was actually impressive not just effective or worked ) & it was the first rifle in the vehicles or buggy's ea day only thing missing was bean as for reasons he couldn't make it down under which is a pity as that is where we were first going to present him with the beanmore
But the video his wife took @his opening of the beanmore is perfect & how it's all panned out couldn't gone any better imo


Hope that explains why it's not a 260 ai or creed ai @ All as those have no real substance & are soon lost around the campfire discussions where the beanmore lives on

Just my take & how I feel about it
Yes I'm proud & humbled to have been involved/included in this unreal story
Cheers

I'm still at a loss for words My Brother

 

[Coyote Shadow Tracker]

Gday coyote shadow tracker


The black swans one of a personal favourites of mine as my son & I double tapped them together but nothing was really hard on taking them out & the mountain ducks were taken while they were on our farm dams / ponds
Which they are fairly hard to hit when they are swimming & I missed a couple shots in the process on securing them but eat well they all do

I've not shot swans /geese on the fly for a few years but never @3000 ft overall they are not hard to hit with a rifle on the fly ducks are a different story
Today on where I could /would shoot @ these critters on the fly is way more limited due to population density of people & info-structures

Most of Our birds usually head north for migration im in Tassie the bottom of Aussie but those 2 species are year round residents

Had a few of those donkeys collapsing must have been the beanmore weight
But they ate really well
Cheers

I have shot a lot of Canada Geese & Ducks and good eating. Always wanted to get a Swan. I hear they are the best eating!
Thanks
Len & Jill