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Always a good idea to have it all gone over thoroughly for feed and function by a qualified gunsmith I believe. It might afterall be called upon to save your life in the country you inhabit.


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Yeah, especially with Mr. Griz moving in.

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Originally Posted by MrCrumbz
I’m having my Win Model 70 Extreme Weather (30-06) rebarrelled to 9.3x62. I tested it with some 9.3x62mm cartridges before I purchased my barrel and it feeds them just dandy. Shouldn’t require any extra work other than chambering the barrel blank and getting it spun on.



Who or what lash-up will rebarrel your rifle? I'm having a tough time finding someone or some company to rebarrel a 308 Norma to a 338.


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An easy way to stretch your 30-06 is with some Nosler Partition 220 grain .308 bullets. Nosler shows 2600 fps with RE22. That's some serious power right there.

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