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Hey fella's I have something that I might find the answer for here, How difficult do you think building a 450 Marlin on a M48 action would be? how much work would it be to make it feed well? do you think the action would hold up? Later,

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Posts: 166 | Location: Right in the middle of Oklahoma, USA | Registered: 04 December 2003Reply With Quote
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feeding will be the only hurdle. remember, this is nothing but the 458 american 2", with a higher (up the case) belt.

do I think the action will hold up? that depends onthe loader roflmao I've seen guys that could blow up a tank...

fun project, i think
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Thanks for the thoughts! I have a good feeling that from what I have heard about this catridge I don't think I would like the hotter side of the loading. This should be a great brush rifle and should make the hogs a bang flop issue. Later,

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We made one on a classic short action and it worked out very well. Hotter than a hot 45-70, close to the starting loads for a Winnie and the hogs they do die well!


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Hi
Montana rifles offer the 450 Marlin in their barreled actions.
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Thanks fella's! Moore, Ok huh? that's real close to home! glad to hear it worked out well.
 
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