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Yup, I didn't even know Winchester still chambered for this cartridge. A "pre-64" receiver with a 26" tube. Good looking rifle. Would look even better on my gun rack but my other half told me absolutely not. They're asking $599.00. P.S. They have a .416 Remington Mag on the rack too. (907) 543-3221 if anyone interested. Swansons Hardware. | ||
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<LReynolds> |
Remington also made a special run of 264's in their 700 SS with 26" bbl. I know a gun shop here in Houston that has one, but I have no idea how many were made....LR | ||
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I eyed one of those M-70 classics in .264 on my dealer's rack for several years , thinking eventually he would break down and I would be able to steal it , but some other chump came along and beat me to it---$430 ! I consoled myself by getting a late push feed M-70 in the same caliber . And after shooting it and loading it some , I think the need for a 26 inch barrel in this caliber is a little overblown . I am able to hit 3600 fps with 100 gr bullets and 3300 to 3400 with 120 s. The 26 inch might be preferable , but it does work decently with 24 and the muzzle blast is not bad at all .......... | |||
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<Harry> |
Check out my site www.hunters-hq.com and read about the pre 1972 Sako Deluxe 264 Mag. This was the Sako / Redfield reps. sample rifle. Still has the Sako red ribbon and seal on the trigger guard. It needs a home and a shooter! | ||
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Harry, does the 264 have a 24 or 26 inch barrel? | |||
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<Harry> |
Lou, It has the 24 inch bbl. | ||
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I saw one today at a gun show, in a synthetic Ruger M77. Really surprised me. | |||
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