What mainstream, commonly seen bolt action has the shortest barrel thread tenon?

I know Remington has a relatively long tenon, Winchester is shorter, but what about a Mauser, Ruger or whatever?

Arisaka!

How short do you need? At 4:42 a.m. and without that first cup of coffee, I will say of those you mentioned, the Mauser is probably the shortest.

One of the 98's that the turk's modified is the stortest I've seen.
-Don

Thanks fellas!

This was from a discussion of which was shortest.

And some BS claims about accuracy needed for a hunting rifle.

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Originally posted by McCray:
And some BS claims about accuracy needed for a hunting rifle.

With 4 rounds in a typical magazine and one in the tube, why would anyone really care about accuracy in a hunting rifle.

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With 4 rounds in a typical magazine and one in the tube, why would anyone really care about accuracy in a hunting rifle.

Huh?

M barassed! What's a Tenon? roger

It's the male half of the mortise/tenon combo.

LOL.

Also known as a threaded barrel shank to you.

flaco

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Originally posted by flaco:
Also known as a threaded barrel shank to you.flaco

Thank you. roger

Just for the fun of it, I looked "Barrel Threads" up in My NRA Gunsmithing Guide. The shortest shown is the Mauser at 0.625". Longest at 1.565" is the Savage 99. Notables are Winchester Mod 70 at 0.728", Savage 110 at 1.565", 1903 Springfield at 0.734", and U.S. 1917 Browning Machine Gun at 0.650". The fattest tenon shown is the Model 98 Mauser at 1.100"

"Fattest" is the M1917/Remington M30 at 1.125.
Bill

Mea Culpa. I missed the 1917!

Clemson