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Bill, I respect your opinion so I have a 2 part question to ask you if you don't mind.

1) I have a BSA Hunter (Royal) in .30-06 that is in need of a new barrel. As I own another very accurate '06 I am thinking of having a .338-06 barrel installed on the BSA. This action is the original sporting action from the 1950's and it is a mauser type CRF action that has been lightened at the factory with a fair bit of milling. As there should be no work required to the magazine box or feed rails I think it should be an fairly easy conversion. What is your opinion on using this action for this project?

2) What is your opinion of Bevan King's barrels?
 
Posts: 277 | Location: McLeese Lake, B. C. Canada | Registered: 06 June 2003Reply With Quote
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I think Bill's busy chasing elk off the driveway.

Pat
 
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Rancher, LMAO [Big Grin]
 
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Originally posted by Rancher:
I think Bill's busy chasing elk off the driveway.

Pat

Yes! There is one or two elk down in that part of the province! LoL [Big Grin]
 
Posts: 277 | Location: McLeese Lake, B. C. Canada | Registered: 06 June 2003Reply With Quote
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Bill,has rebarreled a FN-Husky 30.06 to 338.06,that piece of once swiss cheese receiver looks so good now and works slick.He does fine work.
 
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I have indeed been taking some time for (unsuccessful) elk chasing and to shoot a LR match.
The BSA action should work pretty well for the 338-06 with little or no alteration. I think these are a pretty nice action although I'm not that fond of the bolt stop system.
I have not gotten around to using one of Bevan's barrels but I have looked at a few and they look very good. Those who have them speak highly of them. Regards, Bill.
 
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The experience I had with king barrels was a good one. Most consistently accurate barrel/gun I have ever owned. Wasn't finicky and was an excellent price.

Chuck
 
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Thanks Bill!

Oh yes the infamous BSA bolt stop!

The voodo one must go through to remove the bolt on these old girls almost require three hands eh? [Wink] LoL

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