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want also rechamber to .300 H&H from '06.It's 24" so I know I will lose a little performance wise but am trying to save some $$$.Next ??? is will I save $$$ going this route?
bet you didn't know that when a cat is eating my tomato plants they don't like to be shot in the A** with CB caps!!!
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You'll lose even more when the gunsmith cuts 1" off the shank end to rethread it.
Then you'll have to get a Sako-type extractor installed in the push-feed boltface.
Not recommended.
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:m mmmmmmoorree moneyyy????,oooooohhhhhh!!might be cheaper to buy new barrel out right in the end,all things considered!
bet you didn't know that when a cat is eating my tomato plants they don't like to be shot in the A** with CB caps!!!
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If you want an inexpensive but more than adequate barrel check out ER Shaw at ershawbarrels.com
It would be at least as good as a factory Mark X barrel and likely much better.
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You'll lose even more when the gunsmith cuts 1" off the shank end to rethread it.
Then you'll have to get a Sako-type extractor installed in the push-feed boltface.
Not recommended.
A Sako extractor??? WTF is with that? Cut 1" off the shank??? WTF? It don't have to be cut and it could be threaded satisfactorily although it may not look very pretty. Is the action already a magnum? If not then you need a new bolt. Don't know of anyone who would do a Sako conversion on a push feed model 70. In the long run, you are always out a bunch of money using a takeoff barrel in a project. Buy a good barrel, not a ER Shaw
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You'll lose even more when the gunsmith cuts 1" off the shank end to rethread it.
Then you'll have to get a Sako-type extractor installed in the push-feed boltface.
Not recommended.
A Sako extractor??? WTF is with that? Cut 1" off the shank??? WTF? That WAS pretty funny.. It don't have to be cut and it could be threaded satisfactorily although it may not look very pretty. Is the action already a magnum? If not then you need a new bolt. Don't know of anyone who would do a Sako conversion on a push feed model 70. In the long run, you are always out a bunch of money using a takeoff barrel in a project. Buy a good barrel, not a ER Shaw What he said....
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IIRC, a Ruger 77 barrel will screw onto a Winchester/USRA 70 action with a lot less work than the effort necessary to rework a LR commercial Mauser barrel.
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My bad on the extractor. But a Mark X is just a 98 Mauser. The threads are 12V. Threads on a post-64 M70 are 16V. Don't think you can just "rethread" the existing shank.
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My bad on the extractor. But a Mark X is just a 98 Mauser. The threads are 12V. Threads on a post-64 M70 are 16V. Don't think you can just "rethread" the existing shank. Like I said above, 1.100" OD vs. 1.060" will work, like I said. Of course, then again, why? Get a new barrel, a good one and be happy.
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Winchester barrel threads are 1.00 X 16TPI so yes the Mauser tenon can be turned down and rethreaded. I have done it before for customers.
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:DThanx guys,I guess I already knew the right answer,the economy has got me pinchin' pennys BIG TIME!!!!!
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