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| Not a repeater but a single shot. I have a Model 700 action that has been gone over. |
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| Mine is also a single shot. I have played with getting a 700 magazine to feed with reliability and the results haven't been real consistent. Converting to a detachable setup with a magazine designed for the BR case would be the route I would pursue if the obsession strikes again. |
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| not having great luck with the detachable mag but better than the stock remmy. thinking of a block at back of mag. |
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| A friend used a well used Remington 742 chambered for 308 to wild cat a Cheetah 2 with very good results. He how ever is not happy with hunting his cases after the shot so has developed a catcher. Since he/we mostly hunt coyotes where we may get more than two shots it works fine. He has less money in it than if he had bought a AR.
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| Posts: 505 | Location: Michigan, U.S.A. | Registered: 04 December 2001 |
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| quote: Originally posted by jim armistem: not having great luck with the detachable mag but better than the stock remmy. thinking of a block at back of mag.
People modify AICS magazines, by using a block at the back as you suggested. I have a 30-06 Mauser in the classifieds section. If it doesn't sell this one is going to be a 6mm BR, and I'll use the AICS magazine system. |
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| Tikka 595 with 22-250 magazines are good to go.
Also, Sako 75 with 6ppc magazines. |
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| I have a savage 110 in 243, and was thinking along the same lines. Does a savage 22-250 have it's own follower and a block in the back of the mag well? |
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| I was always going to make an adapter for a 7.62x39 mini 30 magazine to 700 , but have just never finished the project. Thing is with the 6BR there is no excuse to miss with the first shot! |
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| When it comes to varmints, I have to agree with DuaneinND. The 6BR has a longer arm than my 6PPC, but with my PPC you can't miss~!!! |
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| quote: Originally posted by Big Wonderful Wyoming: Anyone hunting varmints with a 6mm BR repeater?
What action did you use?
6mm target calibers are great. I chose a 6mm PPC-USA from Sako. Unbelievably accurate with a 68-70 grain pill~! |
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| quote: Originally posted by DuaneinND: I was always going to make an adapter for a 7.62x39 mini 30 magazine to 700 , but have just never finished the project. Thing is with the 6BR there is no excuse to miss with the first shot!
And that is precisely the point and why I love my 6mm PPC. The PPC and the BR are so darned accurate you won't miss many first shots~! |
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| 6mm PPC is not as much talked about today a it was some years back. What would you think about a a tight neck 6PPC in a light weight sporter configuration built on an XP100 single shot action with very light Timney trigger and a gain-twist barrel throwing a 62.5 grain Watson into one very tight hole at 100 yards~? Build by an extremely reputable builder, James Hare, in the mid '80s~! It's the most accurate rifle I've ever seen and I've seen quite a few pretty accurate fireqrms. |
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| Oops! The Hare built rifle is a single shot. But who needs more than one shot~???? |
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| In an AR, do a search for a 6mm Lynx Improved Dasher.
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| Shot a lot of coyotes with a Sako 6ppc repeater. Sold it couple years ago. Still have one In 22 ppc.
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| Seth, have you looked at an AR upper in 6mmARC?
There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t. – John Green, author
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| Seth, I'm not an AR guy either, although I have one and have had uppers in .458 SOCOM, .300 Blackout and 6.5 Grendel. I do currently have an inexpensive Savage Axis II in 6mm ARC. It shows real promise.
There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t. – John Green, author
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| I am building a 6mm GT in an AR15. I just need the gas block and tube for the rifle. 3400 fps using a 75 Hornady V-Max at 50,000 psi, according to QuickLOAD.
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