Very good video, thanks for sharing

This is note Jim🔹 Corbett gun… because Jim sir Was gifted that gun to his Helper Sher singh … and that gun now available on Uttarakhand Harendra Singh

What if your house is crooked

Total work of art ,love to have one but can imagine the price

Great video, thank you so much for sharing. I admire Jim Corbett and wouldn't mind owning the same type of rifle he used. I'm not sure which one he used more; I do think his .450/.400 was his go-to when he went into the jungle by himself. But seriously though, who only takes 3 cartridges with when going after a man-eating tiger?! He also had a shotgun with him, but I'd need to re-read all the books in hopes to find out what gun it was.

I own a Cogswell & Harington double in 470. It was made in 1909. The hand made boxes they came in r awesome. The rifle is beautiful

Well, he definitely has a nice scope

I think the buffer spring is the way to go. All you have to do is get a silicone flat wire spring and the twang is eliminated at a much lower cost. I got a flat wire spring by David Tubbs and my recoil spring issues were eliminated.

Extraordinary gun! With that sort of locking, new cartridges with much higher pressures could be used, which is a bit of an unexpected twist in the world of gunmaking. Considering break actions always have been considered less strong than bolt actions!

Could you please share your thoughs about hammered vs hidded hammered snotguns for game hunting. I am thinking about buying a hammered version since it seems, they are safer to carry loaded in the bush. One can carry them hammer not cocked. On the other hand, with hidden hammers, there is no such possibility.

Thank you, I am going to buy first side by side. You answered a question that has been bugging me.

Cool video and very helpful. On a Baikal single trigger O/U shotgun you can use the trigger itself to select the barrel. Standard firing sequence is lower barrel first and then upper. BUT, if you push the trigger forward until it clicks, then the barrel firing sequence changes to upper first then lower barrel. Very easy to do in the field or on a skeet shoot. But I agree, that double trigger is simpler and faster.

Very informative. Great history lesson. Thanx. I've subscribed. Keep 'em coming!

Hi, I think I just became your 1000th subscriber! Thanks for the tips on mounting this level at home. Cheers

Is it compatible with other charging handles?

Hi, I have just seen your presentation on the guns of Jim Corbett and commend you for. At one time I had three Rigby magazine rifles: a .275 built for Lord Dormer in 1929; a .350 Magnum built for Manton And Co; and a .416 built in I think 1926, for Prince M H Khan of Bophal. I still have the .275. They are fantastic rifles and the .416 is exactly as described by Taylor. Your presentation was excellent. The .275 remains a grossly underrated cartridge but in fact has plenty of punch while remaining pleasant to shoot.

Corbett also had a .500 caliber rifle with a Jones underlever action that features in his books and which seems to have vanished.

All the advantages of the double trigger gun that you mentioned are correct, even though they have more complicated mechanism than a single trigger shotgun.

Thank you. I just got my first side by side and could not figure out how to assemble it the paper instructions where unclear

I love all Jim Corbbet's. From India

You didn't show what i wanted to see. Do you pull the level apart to fit around the tube or is there more complicated steps?

I bought a brand new DDM4V7 and it came with this one factory. Instantly did not like it and ordered a Geiselle Super charging handle. I wouldn’t recommend anyone to go and purchase this one over the other popular ones.

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Did Barretta use SKB to manufacture their firearms? Because that is definitely made by SKB. It looks just like my Weatherby Athena (SKB 885).

The “Army m17” an the P320 m17 are the same gun my man. Only difference is there a m17 an m18. They are all a p320

Awesome rifle and the quick detach scope is very nice.

I wish the vortex had a marker in the center. I guess i could put a white dot

outstanind, had not shot my OU in 12 years (I know I know) and could not remember how to get it back together. Good advice on storage, I simply lubed up the snap caps when it was in storage, will do this instead for the future. Oh and the springs, should be fine regardless.

I have read a few accounts of his hunting experiences regarding man- eaters, and I believe he was a truly brave, determined mine. His accounts leave me in a cold sweat!

I just got mine, did you ever removed the buffer retainer pin?

I am in the market for a double barrel (SXS) and have been wrestling with the concept one trigger versus two. After seeing this video, I am going to keep it traditional and opt for double triggers. Thanks for the video.

You have an 18" correct? Which weight did you put in? H1 or H2? Would it be the same w a Carbine buffer? Thanks

can a single trigger fire side-by-side barrels at the same time like in the video game doom 3?

Thx !

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Amazing rifle...and Bailey is an amazing craftsman/artist. Who else can build a complete rifle of this nature, without farming anything out beyond the boring and rifling of the barrel?

This action is so cool. I love finding these rare and unusual weapons. My favourite models are western guns.

One reason I like double triggers is because usually the second one requires much less effort which allows me for more precise aiming.

Yo, you’re telling me that this thing can kill a little elephant and a blue whale bro was using the strongest rifle in the world😅

Nice information sir

But which is best this one or George's

Hi Guys. Question please. When I pull the front trigger on my CZ Bobwhite G2, the trigger guard slams into my middle finger and it’s very uncomfortable. What am I doing wrong and how can I correct this? Thanks. Love the gun.

I use a 22 conversion sometimes and that spring noise is the loudest thing. I want to get one of these but not sure. Looks pretty cool so far. Thanks. That noise is awful once you can notice it. It's kind of funny. Sounds like crap.

my understanding is he is making rimmed catridges only in this gun

Thank you for sharing!!

I guess the old saying of "If you have to ask how much it costs,,, you cannot afford it" would be the case with that fine looking rifle. Nice review. Have you test fired it yet? I was not aware of such a mechanism, and I have several copies of G.D., S.B. and many different firearms and hunting magazines going back to the 1930's. Probably make a good article to double check for / read one of these upcoming wintry days.

I used a laser level to line up my cross hairs

Love his falling block doubles

Great to see someone has picked up with George Hoenig's concept. It would be a shame if the ones George made were the only ones (now he has stopped making them)

THANKS ❤