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Does anyone know of a 'smith that rebarrels Rem. 760/7600's?
Help!
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IF you have mechanical skills you can get another barrel and change it yourself. It's not really difficult. There are gunsmiths that will do it but using a factory barrel will be the cheapest way to go IMHO even with a gunsmith doing the work.
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I have never seen a 760/7600 that has been rebarreled,
have heard of them being rebarreled to 22-250, but have
never seen it personally. I do understand that is popular
to rechamber 35 Rem to 358 Win.
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If you can rechamber one, then you can put new barrel profile on it and chamber for a not factory round. Who does it?
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Haven't used them: http://www.remington7400.com/index.phpJim Wisner has done a few for sure, as I think he's still selling the barrel extension wrench. Jim Kobe has done some as well.
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