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klw
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DZ Arms Hepburn
Jan 23rd, 2005 at 12:15am
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Am considering buying one but before I do I'd like to hear from someone who owns one.  What do you think of this gun and this company?
  
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ken_hurst
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Re: DZ Arms Hepburn
Reply #1 - Jan 23rd, 2005 at 12:42am
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I won't comment about the quality of the DMZ rifle but, I have had one built for me from a Rodny Storie casting by Glenn Fewless. It is superb !!!   Glenn hand fitted all parts so the action works like a greased bank vault door closing. Trigger is light & crisp, action is hand polished to perfection and bbl is indicated in to the o/10000" for max accuracy. I found getting the very best work cheaper  than buying a new rifle. I spent many weeks engraving this piece as it is my own rifle . also, I wouldn't have spent the time if the work wasn't up to & above par.    FWIW,   Ken
  
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red_stevens
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Re: DZ Arms Hepburn
Reply #2 - Jan 23rd, 2005 at 5:45pm
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Ken:
Just reading into your comment above I would judge that buying a Rodney Storie casting and having HST machine, fit, and polish it is a good way to go.  I have always wanted a Sharps Borchardt Schuetzen rifle and found out that Rodney has a complete set of castings for a double set trigger Sharps Borchardt action for a reasonable cost.  I was considering buying the casting set and putting it aside until I had the funds to have it built up.  I also was wondering about the Hepburn and you answered this question.  Maybe I will email HST and get his opinion on this option as well.  Just thinking out loud.  I sure would like to get the Steve Earle Wesson as well but I have a huge appetite and little budget to support it.   
Red
  
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ken_hurst
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Re: DZ Arms Hepburn
Reply #3 - Jan 23rd, 2005 at 11:15pm
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Red,    All I can say is send him a $250. deposit and pay on the action as you have the money. Steve will accept small as well as large payments and not worry how long it takes to completely pay it off.  EASY !!    Ken
  
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