Speaking of customizing a Ruger. What problems might one have running a 284 Win case through a SA MK II all weather originally chambered for 260 Rem?
I bought matching boat paddle SS 260's for my son and myself several years ago. They both shot like crap with any load I tried. After bedding and dinking with this and that and finally sending mine in for a new factory laminate stock, which I sanded the pressure point out of the barrel channel and then epoxy bedded from tang to the front end of the stock. I got mine to shoot about 1.5 moa.
My son's rifle is still shooting 2.5 to 4 moa with the factory boat paddle stock, on which I glassed the action area.
So I just traded with my son and gave him the 1.5 inch rifle, and I took the crappy one, thinking I would send it in for a new barrel and some accurizing work.
Maybe another 6mm-284, or possibly a 6.5-284?
Or perhaps something in 7mm for the kids to kill big game with?
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My ruger SS 270 with the boat paddle stock shoots 2" at 300 yards with the 110g tipped triple shock at 3350 fps, all I did was bed the forearm and hone the trigger...really sweet rifle.
Speaking of customizing a Ruger. What problems might one have running a 284 Win case through a SA MK II all weather originally chambered for 260 Rem?
I bought matching boat paddle SS 260's for my son and myself several years ago. They both shot like crap with any load I tried. After bedding and dinking with this and that and finally sending mine in for a new factory laminate stock, which I sanded the pressure point out of the barrel channel and then epoxy bedded from tang to the front end of the stock. I got mine to shoot about 1.5 moa.
My son's rifle is still shooting 2.5 to 4 moa with the factory boat paddle stock, on which I glassed the action area.
So I just traded with my son and gave him the 1.5 inch rifle, and I took the crappy one, thinking I would send it in for a new barrel and some accurizing work.
Maybe another 6mm-284, or possibly a 6.5-284?
Or perhaps something in 7mm for the kids to kill big game with?
If you throat in conjunction with COAL,it'll do you nice thangs. Have yerked triggers on 77's in 6-284,25-284,284 and 30-284.
Speaking of customizing a Ruger. What problems might one have running a 284 Win case through a SA MK II all weather originally chambered for 260 Rem?
I bought matching boat paddle SS 260's for my son and myself several years ago. They both shot like crap with any load I tried. After bedding and dinking with this and that and finally sending mine in for a new factory laminate stock, which I sanded the pressure point out of the barrel channel and then epoxy bedded from tang to the front end of the stock. I got mine to shoot about 1.5 moa.
My son's rifle is still shooting 2.5 to 4 moa with the factory boat paddle stock, on which I glassed the action area.
So I just traded with my son and gave him the 1.5 inch rifle, and I took the crappy one, thinking I would send it in for a new barrel and some accurizing work.
Maybe another 6mm-284, or possibly a 6.5-284?
Or perhaps something in 7mm for the kids to kill big game with?
Sell them to me in the boat paddle stocks. Seriously.
Speaking of customizing a Ruger. What problems might one have running a 284 Win case through a SA MK II all weather originally chambered for 260 Rem?
I bought matching boat paddle SS 260's for my son and myself several years ago. They both shot like crap with any load I tried. After bedding and dinking with this and that and finally sending mine in for a new factory laminate stock, which I sanded the pressure point out of the barrel channel and then epoxy bedded from tang to the front end of the stock. I got mine to shoot about 1.5 moa.
My son's rifle is still shooting 2.5 to 4 moa with the factory boat paddle stock, on which I glassed the action area.
So I just traded with my son and gave him the 1.5 inch rifle, and I took the crappy one, thinking I would send it in for a new barrel and some accurizing work.
Maybe another 6mm-284, or possibly a 6.5-284?
Or perhaps something in 7mm for the kids to kill big game with?
Sell them to me in the boat paddle stocks. Seriously.
Speaking of customizing a Ruger. What problems might one have running a 284 Win case through a SA MK II all weather originally chambered for 260 Rem?
I bought matching boat paddle SS 260's for my son and myself several years ago. They both shot like crap with any load I tried. After bedding and dinking with this and that and finally sending mine in for a new factory laminate stock, which I sanded the pressure point out of the barrel channel and then epoxy bedded from tang to the front end of the stock. I got mine to shoot about 1.5 moa.
My son's rifle is still shooting 2.5 to 4 moa with the factory boat paddle stock, on which I glassed the action area.
So I just traded with my son and gave him the 1.5 inch rifle, and I took the crappy one, thinking I would send it in for a new barrel and some accurizing work.
Maybe another 6mm-284, or possibly a 6.5-284?
Or perhaps something in 7mm for the kids to kill big game with?
Sell them to me in the boat paddle stocks. Seriously.
How much is a six moa 260 with less than 100 rounds through it worth?
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Found a 'Smith today in Boise who says he can make a 1/4 moa 6.5-284 out of it. He likes Kreiger barrels. I think I will give him a shot.
Really watch the throating,in that application.
I'd be sending a dummy round,as a throat blueprint and it'd incorporate the highest BC projectile of my intent,seated to allow land chasin' from the box.
That is what I did with the two I sent to Pac-Nor. Three dummys for each rifle seated to .010 short of mag constraints.
Perhaps in this application make it .030 shy of mag lehgth? I can't imagine I'll ever shoot anything heavier than 140's in it. I have been using AB's and BT's for years in the 260 and 264. But I think I will pick up some 140 Berger VLD for throating purposes. That should make it good to go with what ever I decide to feed it.
8 inch twist?
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