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    ISO: 7mm (7x57) barrel for 98 Mauser

    I have a shot at some 150 grain W-W Powerpoints and 154 grain Hdy SPs that I might pick up. I have some Speer 130’s and Remington CL 140’s here also. If I were to go to Africa, I would probably try the 160-175’s as well but for a lightweight deer rifle that may occasionally get to go elk hunting...
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    ISO: 7mm (7x57) barrel for 98 Mauser

    Thanks Don, I hadn’t thought of that. Will keep an eye out for those too! What are you planning to shoot in yours bullet-wise?
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    ISO: 7mm (7x57) barrel for 98 Mauser

    Wanted: A sporter contour barrel (take-offs considered too) no shorter than 22” chambered and twisted for 7x57mm Mauser. Got a project in the works and trying to keep cost minimal. If I am going to have to pay more than ~$200, I will probably just pony up for a Douglas or a Shaw barrel. I have...
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    30-06 --Tried and True

    Ah the .30-06! There isn’t much I can add that hasn’t been said already. My first, a Winchester Model 70 Classic Stainless is still my favorite. With this rifle I have killed a train car of coyotes, bobcat, mule deer, whitetail deer, an aoudad, and most of my elk. I have used several factory...
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    Sako L46 Riihimaki .222

    I had a decent shooting Rem 722 in Triple Deuce a few years ago that I sold like a fool. This Sako is even prettier and shoots better. I’m happy! Love me a good .222!
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    Sako L46 Riihimaki .222

    Near as I can tell no. Cosmetically the Vixen had a nicer machined floor plate, where mine is stamped. The bolt shrouds are some different too. I happen to think a 24” barrel is just about perfect for any of my sporters, even with a .222 26” is too long, 22” is too short.
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    Sako L46 Riihimaki .222

    Thanks! Always preferred the look of a dull, hand rubbed finish. The stock modifications made it feel much more like a sporter and less like a wannabe target rifle. That said, if I can find a heavy barreled Winchester push-feed target rifle in .222, I may just get it for punching paper!
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    Sako L46 Riihimaki .222

    Never too late to pick one up! Starline (and others) make brass, .224 bullets are plentiful. The report from the 24” barrel is just a bit louder than a .22 Magnum to my ears. Definitely quieter than any .223 I have ever fired.
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    Sako L46 Riihimaki .222

    Took this Sako L46 Riihimaki .222 in partial trade for my Ruger No.1 6mm. According to my research it was made early in 1952 (SN-80XX). The stock needed some work. The forend was super wide, and the pancake, roll-over cheekrest was excessive. I took out some material in the wrist, leaving a...
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    FS: Tikka .338 Win Mag

    Not hardly. 😀
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    FS: Tikka .338 Win Mag

    For sale Tikka .338 Win Mag. Threaded 24” sporter barrel with aftermarket brake and thread cap. Factory synthetic stock. Nikon Buckmasters 3-9 scope and two magazines. 93 rounds of factory ammunition included. Butler creek neoprene sling and blizzard caps. Fired very little. $925 shipped to...
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    Brass 4 sale

    PM rec’d. .340 brass spf .300 still available
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    Brass 4 sale

    N No idea, honestly but some of it looks like only once to me. A trip through the tumbler would be good. Make me an offer.
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    Brass 4 sale

    7mm brass sold pending funds
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