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Originally Posted by shootinurse
Some beautiful rifles here. My P-14 was a relatively easy conversion to .375 H&H. Biggest problem was feeding properly, but all in price was under $800, so l can't kick. Heavy, but with that round, l don't mind.


One of my slickest feeding customs was a m1917 sporter 300 WBY. It was so slick, that you had to almost watch the cartridge load just so you knew it went in the chamber. I remember watching as I slowly pushed the bolt forward and watched the rim of the case slide right up into the extractor. No hang ups or glitches, just perfect function. I do miss that rifle..


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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole.

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Well it turns out that I won't be doing anything with the one I got as I was made an offer I couldn't refuse. When it was all said and done I ended up with a Stevens 200 7mm-08 for $50. Buying the pair wasn't even a thought till I was offered such à good deal on them.I originally only wanted the 7mm-08 for my daughter to use anyway so it worked out pretty good.
Thanks for all the advice everyone and I never know what I might buy tomorrow so this may get revisited again.


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I found another Burgess Enfield photo in my Photobucket Library.

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Very nice! DArcy Echols stock work. Lovely rifle.




The 280 Remington is overbore.

The 7 Rem Mag is over bore.
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A big action requires a big round. I'd go 358 Norma or 8mm RM.
I made my Winchester '17 into a 375 H&H AI. I have to finish the wood yet - gimme 2 more years and it will be done.
I flopped my bolt handle forward. I LIKE the dogleg, but I like it the other way on a heavy recoiler.
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Originally Posted by Cowboybart
A big action requires a big round. I'd go 358 Norma or 8mm RM.
I made my Winchester '17 into a 375 H&H AI. I have to finish the wood yet - gimme 2 more years and it will be done.
I flopped my bolt handle forward. I LIKE the dogleg, but I like it the other way on a heavy recoiler.
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I don't like my trigger finger being bumped, either. That set up should give you plenty of space.

On a couple of rifles, I flattened the bolt knob, removing the part that hit my finger.

Works very well and you don't really notice the modification, viewing the rifle from the side.

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