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what should I look for as a price range to do the above work of a new-made barrel to a Zastava action?

caliber is 9.3mm. x62 or x64 TBD. Bottom metal available is 1909 Argentine. Curious about that as well for fitting and making work.

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I've used these guys several times. No complaints. He can give you a good deal on a Douglas or install yours.
http://www.itdcustomgun.com/


As usual just my $.02
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I've used these guys several times. No complaints. He can give you a good deal on a Douglas or install yours.
http://www.itdcustomgun.com/


I used them to barrel a couple MK-X actions years ago both rifles shoot very well.
 
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$85 to thread chamber and crown a barrel? Cheap!


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$85 to thread chamber and crown a barrel? Cheap!


For damn sure!!


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I might thread it for 85 but that does not include chambering. Those guys must not live indoors or eat meat.
 
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duane thank you for the information regarding the use of a 1909 bm unit with the x64.

if the x64 what become the options for bottom metal? if a x62 then the 1909 is viable? does a new mag box need to be used?

the barrel came from our friend dpcd and is a copy of the Osa Johnson. I suppose for nostalgic purposes the x62 should get the nod! the barrel is gorgeous and i can't wait to have it done. i have had a nice large size oberndorf bolt handle done by Half Moon squirrelled away for some time. scope mounts are still undecided and i have been having the zastava factory stock reworked to function as a template and so far it fits well and is much slimmer.
 
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x62s can go on a standard 98 action like the 1909 Arg with a standard 8mm or 7.65 box and they work fine that way. I know nothing about the x64 cartridge.
 
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I have done a few of the x64's and used the bigger Weibe bottom metal. The geometry is correct and will result in at least 4 down. But... lots of work needs to be done to the action and bolt to get it to feed correctly but when done, it is very nice.


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