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I have a Mauser VZ-24 semi custom, 26”Shilen Premium barrel, Timney trigger, new safety, Boyd’s walnut stock.
I have too many .270s so I was thinking about converting it to .270WSM. Can that be done? Reasonable priced? What is involved? Recommendations ?

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Not without setting the barrel back; the 270 Win chamber is .3 inch longer than the WSM. What is involved?
Set barrel back. (IE, chop it off)
Rethread.
Chamber.
Alter bolt face; (do that first)
Alter extractor.
Mill feed rails.
Make it feed.
Cost: $500.
 
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Thanks for the info. More work than I thought.
I don’t need four .270s so I’ll probably just sell this one

Thanks again.


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IF cost is the only object.

It's commonly cheaper to sell it and buy new.

OF course most of us prefer to change our guns

to fit the new desires.

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If you just want it to not be a .270 any longer, there are hundreds of cartridges it could be rebarreled for that would not require an other work. Anything from a 25-06 to 400 Whelen. Lots of great options and barrels are cheap.

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Originally posted by BEGNO:
I have a Mauser VZ-24 semi custom, 26”Shilen Premium barrel, Timney trigger, new safety, Boyd’s walnut stock.
I have too many .270s so I was thinking about converting it to .270WSM. Can that be done? Reasonable priced? What is involved? Recommendations ?

Thanks


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Real problem is that it is and will still be, a 270 caliber, something which never needed to exist. I barreled a 35 Whelen today on a VZ24; great round.
 
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If you just want it to not be a .270 any longer, there are hundreds of cartridges it could be rebarreled for that would not require an other work. Anything from a 25-06 to 400 Whelen. Lots of great options and barrels are cheap.

John


Hundreds ?
 
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Originally posted by gasgunner:
If you just want it to not be a .270 any longer, there are hundreds of cartridges it could be rebarreled for that would not require an other work. Anything from a 25-06 to 400 Whelen. Lots of great options and barrels are cheap.

John


Hundreds ?


Easily if you want to include wildcats, but yes probably hundreds of factory cartridges based on the 06 head size that would work. Or are you inferring that I should have said thousands? Regardless, thank you for your response, I am sure it is very helpful to the OP in his dilemma.

All the best for a warm and safe holiday.

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You're quite welcome. And the same to you.
 
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