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Ruger 77 Rebarrel Help
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<blockquote data-quote="NEMTHunter" data-source="post: 1668886" data-attributes="member: 77631"><p>Dennis Olson of Olson Gunsmithing will get you covered as far as gunsmithing goes. He does good works on the Rugers. Nothing hard about working on them. Just need a special jig and need to be careful since the receivers are harder than normal guns and they can be hard on tooling.</p><p></p><p>As others said jump to a .338 or .375 round. A good round would be the .338 win mag.</p><p></p><p>But if all your doing is close range shoots even the good old .35 whelen will get it done.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NEMTHunter, post: 1668886, member: 77631"] Dennis Olson of Olson Gunsmithing will get you covered as far as gunsmithing goes. He does good works on the Rugers. Nothing hard about working on them. Just need a special jig and need to be careful since the receivers are harder than normal guns and they can be hard on tooling. As others said jump to a .338 or .375 round. A good round would be the .338 win mag. But if all your doing is close range shoots even the good old .35 whelen will get it done. [/QUOTE]
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