I have a T/C Single shot pistol and a 336 in 35 Rem. and I love both. I have taken Elk and deer with both. Buy it and dont look back.

The rifle is great. I cant say enough about Mic's skills and how good this rifle looks and shoots. The only issue I have is every once in a while when the brass is ejected there is small burr on the brass rim.(sharp) Other than that it shoots like a dream. I have taken two mule deer and one cow elk ...

Just wondering what dies and brass everyone is using for your 475 Linebaugh? Has anyone had brass thickness problems with Starline or Hornady or had to lap your dies for them to work correctly? Thanks for your input !


Chris

I REALLY need to take some better pictures of my levergun. Yours looks really nice...And I had a typo on my last post. Should have said Speer bullet.

I've never had a CP bullet shatter or come apart on me yet. The cow elk I shot with the 420 gr. went thru both shoulders. I have never recovered a bullet on a game animal as with even the elk they were thru and thru. One of The deer was taken with a hornady bullet and it also went thru and thru. My ...

Thanks... I love this rifle too. The 2 mercury tubes in the stock make all the difference in the world when it comes to balance and recoil. This rifle loves the Cast Performance 425gr. WFNGC bullets and will group them amazingly if I do my part. And you are correct about the trigger. The cycling of ...

I agree with everything you said about Mic. I had him build my Marlin several years ago and have taken several deer and 1 elk with it. The 475 Linebaugh is a sledgehammer. I had Mic load it with all the bells and whistles he could...

Does anyone else own a levergun built by Mic McPherson? And what caliber? I would really like to see pictures of them.