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converting a bolt face.
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<blockquote data-quote="sam4485" data-source="post: 1245280" data-attributes="member: 96675"><p>I want to put 250 gr, 338 caliber projectile down range with a MV minimum of 3,000 ft/sec. I want it to be a exceptional long range hunting rifle that I will also do some bench rest @ 1,000 yd range. I want to marry the action to a 28"-30" polygonal barrel (with a very efficient muzzle break). I am a do it yourselfer with some work but know my limitations. I went through SF light weapons training in 1969 then served 2 tours in RVN. One with 75th Inf and the other with 173d Airborne and 101st Airborne. I got away from this for a number of years while I worked a lot of the time out of the country. Now I have retired and have time. I uncrated my Rockchucker and Dillon presses and I am jumping back in. I am finding that there are so many more choices in powders. some slow, others fast. Much more varied selection. Now you know more about me and what I am looking to do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sam4485, post: 1245280, member: 96675"] I want to put 250 gr, 338 caliber projectile down range with a MV minimum of 3,000 ft/sec. I want it to be a exceptional long range hunting rifle that I will also do some bench rest @ 1,000 yd range. I want to marry the action to a 28"-30" polygonal barrel (with a very efficient muzzle break). I am a do it yourselfer with some work but know my limitations. I went through SF light weapons training in 1969 then served 2 tours in RVN. One with 75th Inf and the other with 173d Airborne and 101st Airborne. I got away from this for a number of years while I worked a lot of the time out of the country. Now I have retired and have time. I uncrated my Rockchucker and Dillon presses and I am jumping back in. I am finding that there are so many more choices in powders. some slow, others fast. Much more varied selection. Now you know more about me and what I am looking to do. [/QUOTE]
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