In online searches I am getting differing lengths quote for these two actions as to what maximum O.A.L the box magazines will allow, and will feed properly.
While I RARELY use the magazine for anything other than "emergency back up" rounds, it is good information to have before purchasing something for a project.
One is the Weatherby Vanguard / 1500 in a long action
and
the second is the old Sako L61R.
*EDIT* Also the Zastava M70 I keep forgetting that one. ANY info, pro or con on those is also of interest. They are out of range for anything I could find locally.
Anyone who loads or has loaded for either and can tell me the maximum C.O.A.L. they will accommodate will be appreciated.
I apologize for the questions as of late. I get frustrated when the "all knowing" web cannot provide me with answers. Me thinks, perhaps, it's my poor search efforts but I've been quite successful for years doing the same.......hence the frustration.
For those wondering........its for a wildcat round where the length of the throat is up for grabs and does not limit the COAL until I set it. Having the magazine max COAL is a huge help and a rifle has not yet been chosen.
God Bless and thanks again for any who may have info to share.
Steve
While I RARELY use the magazine for anything other than "emergency back up" rounds, it is good information to have before purchasing something for a project.
One is the Weatherby Vanguard / 1500 in a long action
and
the second is the old Sako L61R.
*EDIT* Also the Zastava M70 I keep forgetting that one. ANY info, pro or con on those is also of interest. They are out of range for anything I could find locally.
Anyone who loads or has loaded for either and can tell me the maximum C.O.A.L. they will accommodate will be appreciated.
I apologize for the questions as of late. I get frustrated when the "all knowing" web cannot provide me with answers. Me thinks, perhaps, it's my poor search efforts but I've been quite successful for years doing the same.......hence the frustration.
For those wondering........its for a wildcat round where the length of the throat is up for grabs and does not limit the COAL until I set it. Having the magazine max COAL is a huge help and a rifle has not yet been chosen.
God Bless and thanks again for any who may have info to share.
Steve