Since my shoulder operation I've been taking a look at ways to lighten up on the recoil. One of the calibers under consideration was .30/30 in the new extended range Marlins with the 24" stainless barrels. I love my 1895, but it hurts me. Then I remembered, over on the old Marlin forum, talk of gunsmiths who would rechamber .30/30 to .307 Win. They said it was easy, very do-able, and since Nosler makes a Partition for it, hey, why not. Anybody out there remember that thread, or know a gunsmith who will do such a thing?
>307 Win in a Marlin 336 (rechambered, of course)
- Thread starter joedwhit
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- Oct 30, 2004
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Try these guys. They do all sorts of lever gun work.
- Oct 30, 2004
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Also try this guy.
Mc.Gowan rifle barrels in St.Anne,Ill. from 1974
http://benchrest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3703
Mc.Gowan rifle barrels in St.Anne,Ill. from 1974
http://benchrest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3703
