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Originally Posted by GregW
I'd build a 700 MR...

1-8", 22-23" tube, shooting 75's or 80's...


I built mine to a faux TI MR. 22" 1:9" Shilen.

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I'd do the MR route also, in 8 twist.

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I gotta quit coming here! LOL

I had sworn to the wife that I had bought my last rifle...

Been thinking about this thread all night.

Might have to sell something to get the project started.


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You're not buying a rifle. You're building a rifle.

Besides, it's for the children:


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Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
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Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
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The 700 MR platform is interesting.

I've kicked around the idea of rebarreling my not-too-accurate Kimber Montana .308 to .22-250, AI, or .22-243. Probably won't since I have a Lilja .308 barrel on hand already but there is some appeal.


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Originally Posted by T_O_M
The 700 MR platform is interesting.

I've kicked around the idea of rebarreling my not-too-accurate Kimber Montana .308 to .22-250, AI, or .22-243. Probably won't since I have a Lilja .308 barrel on hand already but there is some appeal.


You really shouldn't use 308 and 22-250 in the same sentence.



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Originally Posted by GregW
I'd build a 700 MR...

1-8", 22-23" tube, shooting 75's or 80's...



MR ??????

What dat mean???


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Mountain Rifle. Mostly refers to bbl contour.

Here's mine in 22/250.

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If I ever shot out my .22-250 barrel on the #1, I think I'd go back with a .22-250AI in a 1 in 8". Or possibly a 22 CHeetah, just for S&G


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http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/2801747/1

Here is an old thread discussing bolt face and magazine considerations.

Seems like the 308 magazine box is the way to go with the 22-250AI build? Sorry to be redundant. I is slow.


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Correct, with a 700 you'd use the .308 magazine, follower, and spring.

I believe with a Ruger there is a different follower but the same mag. Or at least the aftermarket follower for .308 vs .22-250 for single shot use is different.


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Originally Posted by Geno67
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Duh*@ ........I knew that!


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Originally Posted by Robert_White

I had sworn to the wife that I had bought my last rifle...



Time to get a new wife.


You didn't use logic or reason to get into this opinion, I cannot use logic or reason to get you out of it.

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Evidently the Aussies fielded a Finn made 22-250 sniper rifle.

http://www.awm.gov.au/collection/REL/16601.001


Interesting read and something I did not know. Ugly rifle, as pictured.


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Originally Posted by T_O_M


I believe with a Ruger there is a different follower but the same mag.


Winchester too has a morphodite 22-250 mag and follower but it's easily swapped out to standard 2.8".


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Originally Posted by deflave
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At least that is what a wise man would tell the kids... whistle

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Originally Posted by Robert_White
Evidently the Aussies fielded a Finn made 22-250 sniper rifle.

http://www.awm.gov.au/collection/REL/16601.001


Interesting read and something I did not know. Ugly rifle, as pictured.


From the article...



The Tikka M55 sniper rifle is a bolt action repeater made from a one piece machined receiver. The action features a solid bridge, grooved, drilled and tapped for scope mounts. The bolt is one piece and has dual opposed front locking lugs with a bolt handle that serves as a safety lug. The magazine is a detachable, single column three round box type. The single stage trigger is adjustable for weight of pull. Receiver marked TIKKA M55 and the serial number. The barrel is stamped Cal. .22-250 REM, Oy Tikkakoski Ab, Made in Finland and there are British and Finnish proof marks. A Kahles ZF69 6X42 telescopic sight, serial number 198982, is fitted to this rifle. The biathlon style adjustable stock has been made for a left handed marksman and there is coarse stippling to the fore-end and pistol grip. Adjustable aluminium sling swivel rails are inset into the underside and right side of the fore-end.

Summary

This rifle was used by the Australian Special Air Service Regiment when they had the responsibility for urban counter terrorist operations in the 1980s. Marksmen of the regiment were issued with two of these rifles, one like this one for day use and another fitted with a night telescope. A number of these rifles were obtained from the British SAS Regiment who used them for the same purpose as the Australian unit. The choice of the high velocity .22-250 smallbore cartridge was to reduce excessive penetration and eliminate ricochets.


makes a lot of sense...I understand SWAT in LA use to use 243s for the same reason....

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