| CommandCar |
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| 08/04/12 10:20 AM |
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Re: William Evans 20b Paradox
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I have ten rounds made up by Tom Armbrust in my hot little hands waiting in anticipation of getting to the range soon.
H,
Do you mind sharing the load that Tom has set up for you? Your double really looks like the muzzle of the Fauneta, but the WR 20's did not have a 50 yard leaf.
CC
The bores do not look like a Fauneta. The few I have seen have 3 groove rifling. If someone has a 20 bore Westley and has 7 groove please let us know. Getting good info ie bore and choke measurements on the Fauneta and the Holland 20 paradox is very difficult.
I stand corrected, you are right Gatspy. I guess I was initially struck by the barrel thickness at the muzzle. As I review the photo and compare it to a Fauneta, the Evans has much more convergence built in. The Fauneta barrels at the muzzle do not touch. More evidence that the Evans is a normal 20 Paradox, if there really is such a thing.
Huvius, Be careful with the Armbrust loads, there was another guy with a Simpson 20 paradox that tried the Fauneta loads, no harm done - but there could have been. If Tom is using the Primex 513 that may be a signal that you are going in the wrong direction. I personally, would stick with Blue Dot or Unique, just a guess though... Be careful