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sub 40 AR rounds
17 June 2006, 07:49
vapodogsub 40 AR rounds
There seems to be a bit of interest in sub 40 AR cartridges and Jeffe is not among the ones interested.....that's fine and we understand but he's not the only one that can do this.
I'd be willing to spec and buy a reamer in .375 AR and have it used by those that want it and then have it ground to 9.3 AR and again used and then ground to .358 AR and eventually to .338 AR for those interested.
I'm not much on the idea of one reamer in .338 and separate neck reamers.....
If anyone is interested in a sub 40 cal AR make your wishes known here.
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17 June 2006, 10:31
boom sticki like the 358...

i would like to help out with the project
17 June 2006, 19:46
jeffeossoquote:
Originally posted by vapodog:
There seems to be a bit of interest in sub 40 AR cartridges and Jeffe is not among the ones interested.....
<grin> - if you change that to "not amoung those with enough TIME..." it's perfectly accurate
btw, the smaller rounds will require a new headspace gage, as it just doesn't work from 300 to 375!!
Sounds like a great Idea. I am in for a couple bucks, either way you want to run the project.
I sent you a PM, basicaly that I am willing to go ahead and finish the drawings and work with Manson to approve the reamer prints, to keep everything consistant.
Actualy, to be fair, I am interested, though I am fully aware that I can not commit to development of loads, building rifles, etc, on this part of the project. I think it's a great idea for this to be an AR project, as that's what the rounds are named after.
I actually have already done the design work on these, but didn't put them into an electronic format, as I knew I would not have the TIME TIME TIME TIME TIME to delivery against them, not a lack of interest
17 June 2006, 20:30
vapodogquote:
<grin> - if you change that to "not amoung those with enough TIME..." it's perfectly accurate
Jeffe.....my apologies for the inaccuracy.....
If you have drawings on autocad I can work from them.
That said there just don't seem to be folks flocking from all over to jump on this bandwagon. No problem there as there are very good alternatives to the shooters.....375 Dakota, .358 Norma, .338 Win Mag.....etc.
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17 June 2006, 20:53
jeffeossoHere ya go.
jeffe
17 June 2006, 21:03
boom stick
looks good!
17 June 2006, 21:09
boom stick
jeff...
what do you think about the conversion of the ruger 350 rem mag to 358 a.r.?
same bolt face dia and same bore...
just railwork and rechamber right?
17 June 2006, 21:18
woodsracerquote:
Originally posted by boom stick:
jeff...
what do you think about the conversion of the ruger 350 rem mag to 358 a.r.?
same bolt face dia and same bore...
just railwork and rechamber right?
AWESOME IDEA!!!!!

I'd want mine throated for 250gr. TSXs.

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17 June 2006, 21:53
jeffeossoi think the 350 remmag ruger is done on the short action, 3.1 max oal... might not be...
would be cool if it would work..
ask ruger if that is on the 308 length or 300win length actions
18 June 2006, 00:05
boom stickthey are closed...
unless someone knows here we will have to wait for the definitive answer till monday.
if it does work it would be a great idea.
18 June 2006, 03:08
.366torque7lb. 22 in. rifle. Chambered in a case almost equal to a 358 STA. boom, have you let the "little voices" take over again!

18 June 2006, 04:09
vapodogquote:
Originally posted by .366torque:
7lb. 22 in. rifle. Chambered in a case almost equal to a 358 STA. boom, have you let the "little voices" take over again!
I've been thinking he's fired that leveraction 45-70 a few too many times.....
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18 June 2006, 13:43
boom stick
i am of good build so maybe that helps

you could load down to the whelen for everyday shooting...
The Ruger 350RemMag is on the short-action. The 35AR wont fit ... but the 35WSM (35Sambar) will

. I've got a Ruger 350RemMag and considered changing to 35WSM ... but its just about perfect as is in 350RemMag. My boat-paddle Ruger S/S 7mmRemMag really wants to be a 358Norma though. Must be something about 7mmRemMags ... they all want to be built into something else ...

Cheers...
Con
18 June 2006, 20:48
boom stickdamn!

18 June 2006, 21:21
woodsracerquote:
Originally posted by .366torque:
7lb. 22 in. rifle. Chambered in a case almost equal to a 358 STA. boom, have you let the "little voices" take over again!
Then it would be a varmint rifle that recoils like a big bore!!!

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19 June 2006, 22:26
Paul Hquote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
i think the 350 remmag ruger is done on the short action, 3.1 max oal... might not be...
would be cool if it would work..
ask ruger if that is on the 308 length or 300win length actions
It's a 2.9" mag, and I don't even want to bore it out to a 350 WSM/sambar as another 200 fps is of no interest to me in such a light rifle. I considered doing that before going to the range with the 350, then I shot it. 225's @ 2700 are plenty good in a 7# and change rig, I want 8#'s and change for 250's @ 2700, and if you're driving 250's close to 3000, you want a rig close to 10#'s.
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