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A recent post got me thinking about what would be required to take my .35 Rem M30 and covert it to .358 Norma Mag. Among other things I was thinking about what the original twist rate is in the .35Rem. barrel and if it would work for the Norma. I suppose I could put a brush on a rod and see how far in it has to go to complete a full revolution but surly there must be a more accurate way. Any suggestions? Thanks, Rob | ||
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There is no more accurate way. Good Luck! | |||
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Most all of the older 35 Rem. bbls. were 1 in 16 twist. | |||
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Use a snug patch on a rod, fold a piece of tape in front of the handle sticking up, measure it from someplace, when the tape makes a complete turn you have your twist.... Ray Atkinson Atkinson Hunting Adventures 10 Ward Lane, Filer, Idaho, 83328 208-731-4120 rayatkinsonhunting@gmail.com | |||
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What is an M 30 .35 Remington in original condition worth nowadays? Cheers from Darkest California, Ross | |||
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Probably too much for me to think of rechambering it. Mine's in real nice condition. I have been offered $650 here in NY. | |||
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If you use a 200 gr bullet, and 39 or 40 gr. of 3031 you will get around 2350 fps. What more would you need?. The factory round is under 1900 fps. Good luck! | |||
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