I have a Savage 110BA chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum that is showing throat erosion and 5 shot groups are starting to open up more than what is acceptable for me. I understand there are several barrel manufactures that make pre-fit barrels for Savage rifles. Could some of you that have had experience doing a Savage rebarrel please relate your experience and advice? I have seen threads that mentioned this is something a person with average skills could to at home. If you have gone this route would you please share your experience? Thanks in advance. Looking forward to your advice.
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Advice Needed - Savage 110BA .338 Lapua Magnum Rebarrel
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"If" you are referring to a pre-fit barrel, yes, it is fairly straightforward; you will need some tools/equipment. There are many "how-to instructions" on YouTube.
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Thanks, Feenix!! Exactly what I'm looking for. Any particular barrel manufacturer you have had experience with that would garner your recommendation?
With Nightforce scope/rings and Atlas bipod, my 110BA weighs close to 24 lbs. Would like to shed some of this weight if possible. Anyone have experience with a Proof Research carbon fiber wrapped barrel chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum? Wondering if this barrel would handle the stress and have superior accuracy??
With Nightforce scope/rings and Atlas bipod, my 110BA weighs close to 24 lbs. Would like to shed some of this weight if possible. Anyone have experience with a Proof Research carbon fiber wrapped barrel chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum? Wondering if this barrel would handle the stress and have superior accuracy??
Not .338 LM, but I am very pleased with my 22" 1:7" McGowan pre-fit on my .257 WBY and 26" 1:7" X-Caliber pre-fit on my .264 WM. Good luck!
