Remington 700 rebarreled
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gerry
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Should be easy repairs hopefully. Looking forward to your load development.
Joec7651
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Outstanding Dan! Douglas makes a great barrel. Good looking rifle, I have no doubt it will be an amazing shooter.
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wvbuckbuster
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Gunsmith has the parts in stock just waiting my turn for repair. Getting anxious,
Dan.
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The waiting is the hardest part
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I know what that feels like
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wvbuckbuster
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Got the bolt back from my gunsmith. No major ordeal. Ejector rod binding on minute piece of brass. Took to the range to finish break-in process. Used a starting load of IMR 4895, old CCI 200 primers, non- fireformed brass and Rem 130gr CL. Didn't want to waste any good stuff,lol. Anyway shot 3 on right cleaning between shots. Shot 3 on left didn't clean. Then shot 5 for group just see what would happen without cleaning. That was the best group of the day. A throw together load. Couple others not as tight but wasn't expecting it to be. Shows promise. If it will group half as good with better bullets on top end of more favorable 270 type powders I'll be happy. Dan.
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Nice job Dan, looking good.
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gerry
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Certainly a good start. Good luck going forward, looking forward to seeing how things go for you.
Joec7651
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Oh that will do nicely. It will only get better as you figure out what it likes.
salmonchaser
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Ugh! Hopeful it’s only a minor issue.
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129 Lrx or 123 Hammer at 3200 fps via H4841, RL 26, RL22. Good for everything
I always try to tell you Remington guys...
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It's working now, lol. Dan.I always try to tell you Remington guys...
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wvbuckbuster
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Few of the better loads so far. Room to tweak but all ok to deer hunt with. Dan.
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You just may be onto something. Very promising loads.
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wvbuckbuster
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I think so Dr. Mike. It seems the faster they go the farther apart they fly
I am not trying to make a magnum out of it but would like to get all I can out of it. I'll take accuracy over velocity, within reason of course. Dan.All my custom rifles have Douglas barrels. Have used them for years.
On the .275, I have a few rifles so chambers. A Winchester m&0 in a McMillan stock with the same shape as the Featherweights with 24" barrel. Pet load is the long discontinued 57.5 gr. WMR (Winchester Magnum Rifle powder) for close to 2900 FPS with the 150 gr. Sierra game King. I can substitute a Nosler 150 gr. Partition with absolutely no change needed in sight settings. Aong with the M70, I have thre Mausers, two of which are commercial FNs and the other a WW2 war bring back marked Danzig. It was apperently rebarreled as some time by P.O. Ackley according to the markings on the barrel. Last but not least is a Ruger #1A with 22" barrel. All the others are 24" and the danzig may be 26" It's been so long since I even looked at it that I can't be sure. Most rifle will run about .75 " except for the Ruger as one inch and the Danzig at 2 to 2.5" at best. Problem is it only has iron sights and my eyes and iron sights don't get along all that well. The reasin I have not yet scoped the rifle is it as original set up for some king of European mount that didn't come with the rifle when I bought it. Gunsmith quote from $800 to $1,000 to make it where a conventional scope could be mounted. I have a Pachmayr low swing mount that swivels so you can switch to iron sight if necessary but it's for a Winchester M70. Not too sure I can adapt it to the Mauser.
That 150 gr. Sierra/Nosler load is the only one I use. It pain old works.
Paul B.
On the .275, I have a few rifles so chambers. A Winchester m&0 in a McMillan stock with the same shape as the Featherweights with 24" barrel. Pet load is the long discontinued 57.5 gr. WMR (Winchester Magnum Rifle powder) for close to 2900 FPS with the 150 gr. Sierra game King. I can substitute a Nosler 150 gr. Partition with absolutely no change needed in sight settings. Aong with the M70, I have thre Mausers, two of which are commercial FNs and the other a WW2 war bring back marked Danzig. It was apperently rebarreled as some time by P.O. Ackley according to the markings on the barrel. Last but not least is a Ruger #1A with 22" barrel. All the others are 24" and the danzig may be 26" It's been so long since I even looked at it that I can't be sure. Most rifle will run about .75 " except for the Ruger as one inch and the Danzig at 2 to 2.5" at best. Problem is it only has iron sights and my eyes and iron sights don't get along all that well. The reasin I have not yet scoped the rifle is it as original set up for some king of European mount that didn't come with the rifle when I bought it. Gunsmith quote from $800 to $1,000 to make it where a conventional scope could be mounted. I have a Pachmayr low swing mount that swivels so you can switch to iron sight if necessary but it's for a Winchester M70. Not too sure I can adapt it to the Mauser.
That 150 gr. Sierra/Nosler load is the only one I use. It pain old works.
Paul B.
