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ravo

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I have made a few pens using rifle casings. They are all 30 caliber (30-30,308,30-06)because they fit good to the slim line kits I used. My question is 'What other kits work for other calibers?' Thanks for your ideas.
 
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arjudy

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.338 WSM and .340 Weatherby Magnum work well with Euro kits.

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.338 WSM/Deer Antler


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.340 Weatherby Magnum/Buffalo Horn
 

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I usually use a 300 winchester magnum casing with a slimline nib. These are Flat top finials and clips with a 7mm mechanism, cross refill. I also use the perfect kit 8mm with a parker refill and the same 7mm nib reamed out.

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50 cal? I'm afraid to ask, dont think I've seen one yet I've liked, maybe you'll suprise me [xx(] [;)]
 

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Well executed (no pun intended) but I still dont dig the size of the thing. The pic he has of the multiple pens, I like the other ones better, just cant get into the big honkin shell look. To each his own though.
 

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Brian,
Can you turn the 50 to advance the pen, like the one Paul did? If not, how did you build this one?
I like your .38. I did one like that with Pauduk, but messed up my measuremnets and the tenons didn't line up.[B)]
 
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Mine is made like Paul's. Thanks for providing the name as I was in the shop and going from memory. I'm working on a similarly made one with a cigar pen. The bottom is made like the longwood style pens. The bottom end has a piece of wood turned to shape with a tenon to fit inside the casing and has the end of the brass tube that fits inside a wood dowel glued in the shell.
 
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