18 July 2006, 07:24
Rick R.376 Steyr pedigree
My .416 Aagaard on a VZ-24 is off to the barrel plumber for a second barrel in .376 Steyr and it got me thinking. If you own a .376 is it an actual factory rifle or did you take an action and make your own?<BR><BR>Seems like it's more a custom rifle caliber than a factory flavor. <img src="http://forums.accuratereloading.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_wink.gif" alt="Wink" width="15" height="15"><!--graemlin:;)-->Make mine factoryI rolled my ownI like the caliber so much I own both types
18 July 2006, 07:29
jeffeossothe factory rifles aren't in the most "traditional" shapes or materials, or barrel lengths
mine is a 1936 mexican mauser, pacnor barrel, high grade english, 25"
my next one will be on a m48, 21 to 23" pipe, and probably a LIGHT stock
Jeff
That's what I was thinking. Got the Yugo just waiting.
18 July 2006, 19:56
Rick Rjeffe,
Wonder if interest would pick up if Ruger chambered a M77 in .376?
Rick
18 July 2006, 20:00
jeffeossoRick,
i sure think so.. in their 308 length mannlicher myy short action, 20".. and an available 24"
jeffe