I was planning on getting the RS set, Mount and Bolt at the same time. Just to many other guns and projects have kept me from doing it.
I guess I was going to see what it would do, with the regular sights first. If it would ever warm up again, I will have to take it out.

I went this way with the stock, I got mine for about $149. http://www.archangelmanufacturing.com/new-products-2013/

I also got the set trigger. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/559350/timney-trigger-mosin-nagant-1-1-2-to-4-lb-steel-matte?cm_vc=ProductFinding

I have yet to bend the bolt or add a scope mount, but was leaning toward Rock solid.

I just had a light shinning into the reciever, I had to ajust it so it wasn't to bright. And had my cell phone up to the muzzle.
I think it took a few shots.
On the full picture, l had a light behind the camera, that had to move with the camera. I also had to make sure that
the camera stayed the same distance away from the gun,  as I moved it from one end of the gun to the other.
I tried it since, and I couldn't get it to work right again. I ended up with to many shadows.

Here is a Micro and Macro of my Marlin 1881 45-70 made in 1882. The full sized was a composite picture, I took 4 pictures, and combined
them with Photoshop, to make one big one. Used my cell phone for the Micro and my Nikon D70 for the macro.

I know that they wont fit a Hunter. I got a set of Green, but I didn't return them, because I plan on buying a Match. 

Quote from: DenStinett on February 08 2014 01:28:36 PM MST
Amazing accuracy.....at 1 meter  ! 

And believe it or not, the .460 S&W has even more Power then that   

The other nice thing about the 460. You can shoot .454 and 45 Lc out of the same gun.
Shoots a little cheaper that way.

I was going to post my answer to my e-mail, but I see you got the exact same answer that I just got. Word for word. Copy and paste I guess.

I guess a timely answer is at lest something.

Quote from: Intercooler on February 06 2014 09:40:46 AM MST
The Bullseye is a small frame.

How can you tell? It is only 2 oz lighter than the Hunter. I assume, because of the slots machined out of the top of the slide. 

E-mail sent. See what happens. And yes I asked about the Extreme line. Also asked if they are planing on carrying more than just the 6 models shown.

Just spotted this, it says.

IFG is currently in the process of establishing our Central U.S. facility.  We plan to begin our new operation in Mid-2014.  We appreciate your patience during this time of transition and look forward to doing business with you then.  In the meantime, for more information you may contact IFG at: info@ifg-usa.com

I see they have a some different models tham EAA. Lets hope.

http://www.ifg-usa.com/

Probably can buy one of those boxes on e-bay. And I sure it will say made in China on it.

I see that some of you guys, bought some of this stuff, in the for sale section.  I figured I better pass this info along.
Some may have Double loads.

http://www.winchester.com/library/news/Pages/s22lrt-recall.aspx

Pick up some parts, for a EAA Witness 460 Rowland project. I originally picked up the Long slide, then I got the 6" barrel from the same guy on Gunbroker.
Then while looking a Numrich I noticed that they had a compensated 45acp barrel with the 2 slotted comp. They also have a 3 slotted comp.

I was hoping that the comped barrel would fit the long slide, but it is set up for a 4.5 barreled slide, not the 4.75. So that means that I ether
have to have the 6" barrel threaded for the long slide, or just pick up a regular full sized Witness, or both.

Will have to save up some more money for what I have to do next. Will probably see how it works with reg. 45acp first, then ether try 45 Super,
and then, have it reamed out to 460.


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Got rid of my G20 a year or so ago. Bought a Witness Hunter, now I am waiting for the Stock III's to get here. Might have to get a Match while I wait.

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