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Thanks Butch


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I threw an action up on GunBroker.
A very good start for one inclined to take a shot at a build. Item #944394612
I think it's going to go cheeeeep!
 
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They make the best of big bores or even a long throated 338 win to take that big Overly long
Accubond that won't work in a Mauser or mod 70 quite right..Mine were in 404 Jefferys, and 505 Gibbs IMP and a standard 500 Jefferys. They finished out beautifully. I was always a little uncomfortable beyond the 404 and 416s so hunted little with the 50s..


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Posts: 41833 | Location: Twin Falls, Idaho | Registered: 04 June 2000Reply With Quote
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I have a Remington M17 that's been sporterized to a model 30 configuration. Ive often thought I'd like to make it into a low budget big bore. Maybe something like a 404 Jeffery.


Didn't Guns & Ammo magazine do their .475 G & A "custom" some forty years ago on an Model 1917/Pattern '14 rifle action?


Yes they did. I think it was a P14. Re-read the article several months ago. It was in one of their Guns & Ammoo Annuals, I think around 1972-1975 era.
 
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Ive owned a few P-17s and their kin in the largest of big bores until they kicked the Testosterone out of me in my golden years.

They make up into the finest of slick bolt designs of any action, can't say enough about them and the beauty of the drop box design, they simply drip AFRICA!!

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Ray Atkinson
Atkinson Hunting Adventures
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