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Just wondering, will a BLR magazine for .308 work with a .358 Winchester since the cases are the same size. Anyone have any experience with this?
Thanks; John
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Sure will. Back of my mag says .243/.308/.358
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Is that a model 81 or is it pre 81. I guess I should have stated that in the first post. Mine is a model 81.
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Mine's a pre'81 in .358, made in 1979.
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My BLR 81 .358 came with a mag marked .358. I used one marked .308 as a spare and it worked just fine.
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Thanks, that is what I was looking for. My LGS has a new one for .308 for $55, so I think I will pick it up as a spare. I guess I should just take the rifle up there and see if it will run a mag full through with out a hang up.
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