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		<title>Seb&#8217;s Wild 6 PPC + .284 Win Fat-Bottom Hammerhead Convertible</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[You interested in a really wild, innovative bench gun that can shoot both short-range and long-range matches? Check out Seb Lambang&#8217;s latest &#8220;do-it-all&#8221; rifle. It&#8217;s a switch-barrel rifle combining two very different chamberings: 6 PPC and .284 Winchester. With that caliber combo, Seb&#8217;s covered from 100 yards (LV/HV mode) all the way out to 1000 [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You interested in a really wild, innovative bench gun that can shoot both short-range and long-range matches? Check out Seb Lambang&#8217;s latest &#8220;do-it-all&#8221; rifle. It&#8217;s a switch-barrel rifle combining two very different chamberings: 6 PPC and .284 Winchester. With that caliber combo, Seb&#8217;s covered from 100 yards (LV/HV mode) all the way out to 1000 (LR Light Gun mode). But the dual chambering is not the rifle&#8217;s only trick feature. Exploiting the new long-range benchrest rules, Seb has fitted a 3&#8243;-wide, flat rear metal keel to the buttstock. That counter-balances his 30&#8243;-long 7mm barrel, improves tracking, and adds stability. Seb built the stock and smithing was done by Australian gunsmith David Kerr.</p>
<p><img src="http://accurateshooter.net/Blog/sebwild02.jpg" alt="Seb Lambang 6PPC .284 Win Benchrest hammerhead"></p>
<p><b>Detachable Hammerhead Wing Section Plus Fat-Bottom Keel</b><br />
To further reduce torque and improve tracking, the stock features an 8&#8243;-wide, detachable fore-end fixture. This &#8220;hammerhead&#8221; fore-end section has extended &#8220;wings&#8221; on both sides, making the rifle super-stable. The hammerhead unit can be removed, leaving the stock 3&#8243; wide for use in registered benchrest matches where 3&#8243; is the maximum width. The photos below show Seb&#8217;s gun in .284 Win Long-Range (LR) Light Gun mode.</p>
<p><img src="http://accurateshooter.net/Blog/sebwild01.jpg" alt="Seb Lambang 6PPC .284 Win Benchrest hammerhead"></p>
<p><b>Yes This Rig Shoots &#8230; In Both Configurations, Long-Range and Short</b><br />
Seb has already used his switch-caliber, switch-barrel rig successfully in competition. Seb tells us: &#8220;The gun shot and tracked real well either in 6 PPC LV/HV mode or in .284 Win LG mode. I love it! With this gun I placed Top 10 for the Two-Gun at the Harry Madden Championship in Brisbane, Australia just a few days ago and took the silver medal for the 500m Flyshoot with the .284 Win on the next day. So who says a switch-barrel rifle can&#8217;t (or doesn&#8217;t) work?&#8221; And get this, Seb finished the stock just four days before the Brisbane match. He glued-in the action the evening before the match and shot it the next day in competition. Pretty impressive we&#8217;d say&#8230;.</p>
<p><img src="http://accurateshooter.net/Blog/sebwild03.jpg" alt="Seb Lambang 6PPC .284 Win Benchrest hammerhead"></p>
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<p><b>6 PPC and .284 Win Convertible Rifle Specifications</b><br />
Action: Stolle Panda Short Action (glue-in plus front/rear alum. pillars), Right Bolt, Right Port, Right Eject, .473 bolt face.<br />
LV/HV Weight: Rifle weighs 10.4 lbs in 6 PPC mode (no keel, no front wings).<br />
LV/HV Barrel: Krieger 21.5&#8243; OAL, 6mm (6 PPC, .270&#8243; neck), 1:14&#8243; twist.<br />
Light Gun Weight: 15.5 lbs in .284 Mode with 3&#8243; rear aluminum keel and 8&#8243; fore-end attachment.<br />
Light Gun Barrel: Maddco 30&#8243; OAL, 7mm (.284 Win, .316&#8243; neck), 1:9&#8243; twist.<br />
Metal: Home-made, one-piece scope base with +15 MOA scope rings.</p>
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<p><img src="http://accurateshooter.net/Blog/sebwild05.jpg" alt="Sebastian Lambang Hammerhead 6PPC"></p>
<p><b>Seb Lambang &#8212; Indonesian Innovator</b><br />
<em>If you don&#8217;t know already, Seb Lambang is the designer/builder of the innovative <a href="http://www.sebcoax.com/" target="new">SEB Coaxial rests</a>. These are some of the best joystick rests on the market. The latest version, the SEB Neo Rest, is a brilliant design that folds flat for transport, yet offers extended vertical and horizontal travel and a rest top that can adjust from roughly 2&#8243; wide to over 6&#8243; in width. This Editor uses a SEB Neo for both bench and F-Class shooting and it is my favorite joystick rest. Rest in photos is a SEB Neo MAX.</em></p>
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