7mm-08 by MCR

Kevin Cram

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Here's one of the newest getting ready to leave the shop:

Remington 700 fully blueprinted
Badger Bolt Knob
Holland Recoil Lug
Pac-Nor Barrel
Manners Stock
Pillar Bedded
EGW Base
TPS Rings
Sightron 6-24 Mil-Dot scope

Hope you all enjoy !!!

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Barrel finished up at 22 1/4". It was originally a pre-threaded barrel from Pac-Nor but I blueprinted the action and over-sized the thread so I had to cut almost 1" off the breech and re-thread it. Plus I don't trust any pre-threaded barrels for concentricity. I think the customer will be happy, I'm sure it will shoot lights out. He's hoping to have a load in it and on a hunt right after Christmas it sounds like.
 
i really LOVE this rifle !

Very nice job, this rifle have all the thing i would like to have ... in a my "future" rifle: the caliber, the barrel, the stock, the optic set-up.

Thank you for sharing the picture of yours awesome creatures !
 
Nice rifle! I've often wondered why more people don't build 7mm-08's as opposed to the 260 and 308, I would think with the high bc bullets available for the 7mm bullet diameter the 7mm-08 would be more popular for long range builds.
 
Kevin,
you have posted alot of your builds on here lately since going full time. I have enjoyed seeing all of your work, but this one I LIKE ALOT !!!
 
How is the accuracy affected by a shorter barrel as opposed to a longer one? Thinking of building one in a 7wsm. Main use is for hunting long range deer [200-1000]. Thinking also with a stiller action and a 24" barrel. What are your thoughts?
 
A 24" barrel in a 7 WSM would work fine for your distances. Accuracy wouldn't be effected. You may loose a couple fps but shooting a 180 Berger you should still be able to get at least 2850 fps.
 
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