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If you were to choose between these two actions: A Kimber 84M Action with a new bolt handle. Or 1910 Mexican with new bottom metal, surface grinding and all the usual Mauser fix-ups. To be chambered in .250 Savage,long thoated to use mostly 120gn bullets. The Kimber is small, light and a would little less expensive. (would start with a Kimber 22-250 and get new barrel,bolt handle and stock). The 1910 is a real Mauser. Thats always a good thing.It's a little bit longer & probably a little heavier. Both would get custom bases. Which one would you pick and why Allen It's a Mauser thing, you wouldn't understand. | ||
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If I didn't already have the Mexican I would sure give the Kimber a try. I wish they would go ahead and chamber the 84m in .250 Savage. I would be inclined to buy one then. Shawn Have you cycled your PF upside down lately????? God Bless http://www.davidchristmangunmaker.com/ http://i257.photobucket.com/al...wnhound/f66262d4.jpg | |||
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Mexican. Very classy when done right. NRA Life Member, Band of Bubbas Charter Member, PGCA, DRSS. Shoot & hunt with vintage classics. | |||
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Use the Mexican. It will have a nicer bolt handle if someone like Dennis Olson welds one on and makes some custom mounts for it. I'd opt for conetrols. A Dakota 3 position safety and some Blackburn bottom metal and you are on your way to 3Xs what a Kimber costs? Damn tough choice! | |||
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+1 Don, the cost of a Mexican is going to be pricey done right. Timan has my Mex, and the cost is not cheap, but great work never is. | |||
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Yeah, the Mexican will, I figure will cost about 2 to 2.5 times as much as the Kimber but as fla3006 says would be a classy set-up done right.Of course if I'm gonna do I want to do it right! Will the Mexican be way to big/long for the .250 Savage? Not that it can't be made to work but would it be out of proportion.Or will it be a nice fit. That was the main reason for thinking about the Kimber as it being smaller. By the way I talked to LW and they can make a #5130 contour scaled down for the .250 Savage. Allen It's a Mauser thing, you wouldn't understand. | |||
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I really can't see why you wouldn't go the Kimber, especially given the economics...??? A nicer bolt handle is a given, since you said you were gonna replace that either way. I've seen a few customs on a Kimber and they are pretty slick. Of course so is anything Timan does... | |||
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Easily the Kimber.....and this is from a Mauser fan. Why????.....$$$$$$$$$$$$ /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// "Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery." Winston Churchill | |||
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The Mex is a better fit for the 257 Bob than a 250 Savage. The Kimber is a better fit, so is a Remington Model 7 or 600 | |||
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Allen, I did the long throated .250-3000 last year. With the Speer 120gr, psp bt. , the max. oal is 2.725". The bullet is seated so the junction of the neck to shoulder falls in the middle of the boat tail.This was the cartridge I supplied Shaw for gaging when they cut the chamber. roger Old age is a high price to pay for maturity!!! Some never pay and some pay and never reap the reward. Wisdom comes with age! Sometimes age comes alone.. | |||
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