rjm158
Handloader
- Oct 15, 2009
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I saw a Savage 110 .243 at the gunshop where I work part time and it started me thinking about doing a caliber conversion. I've heard the barrel nut system makes the Savage somewhat easier to do "gunsmithless" barrel changes than other brands.
Ideally, I was thinking about a .358 Winchester since I have rifles in all the other .308 family calibers but also considered a .243 varmint configuration. Another .260 wasn't out of the question either.
Has anyone done this and, if so, what barrel manufacturer made the barrel/kit you used? Pros or cons? I saw Shilen kits on the Brownell's website but the calibers were kinda limited. The customer reviews were mostly positive, though.
Thanks, Ron
Ideally, I was thinking about a .358 Winchester since I have rifles in all the other .308 family calibers but also considered a .243 varmint configuration. Another .260 wasn't out of the question either.
Has anyone done this and, if so, what barrel manufacturer made the barrel/kit you used? Pros or cons? I saw Shilen kits on the Brownell's website but the calibers were kinda limited. The customer reviews were mostly positive, though.
Thanks, Ron