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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 ? Thanks BUTCH C'est Tout Bon (It is all good) | ||
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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. BUTCH C'est Tout Bon (It is all good) | |||
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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. George "Gun Control is NOT about Guns' "It's about Control!!" Join the NRA today!" LM: NRA, DAV, George L. Dwight | |||
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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 | |||
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27 Nosler? | |||
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Find some RL 26 with 150 gr bullets in your 270 Win 22" Rem 700 Mtn contour barrel 270 Winchester CCI 200 primer, RP Case, 2 @ .41" at 200 YD 60 GR RL 26 3054 FPS 150 GR NP 3 @ .55" 4 @ 1" kk alaska | |||
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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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Hundreds ? | |||
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I've told you a million times not to exaggerate. | |||
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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. John | |||
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You're quite welcome. And the same to you. | |||
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