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I've had mine for close to a little over a year now and have taken deer and wild hogs with it without one failure, and it shoots better than some of the
English doubles I've fired and OWNED.

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Your point is...?

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So lets suppose that your talking about lock-up and rigidity, just to give you another leg to stand on.
Well, you've lost on that one too, because after close to 200rds. mine is still as tight as when I got it.

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Establishes nothing of the sort. Well made double rifles chambered for cartridges that they're intended for will stay on face for thousands of rounds, not hundreds.

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So, why not get other peoples opinions before stating something as fact on this website?-Because the un-knowing person might just be seeking to learn something that is fact, and not just based on BUNK.

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Actually, he's not so far off. When these were $1800 rifles, that conversion was a push. Now that they're so overpriced, it's a non-starter. You're far from the only one that's tried it. It's been done, but not always successfully, and I know of no one that has successfully re-regulated one. And, of course, you end up with an out of proof gun. Ok, so it shoots well. Luck doesn't mean that it isn't a gamble, nor does it establish that the conversion was successful or appropriate, or even safe.

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