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model 70 30-06 to 35 whelen
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I read somewhere that you change a model 70 in 3006 over to a 35 whelen without much trouble. Any have any comments on this.

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Based on the same case. Just need to rebarrel or rebore.

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Chuck,

Thanks, I thought it was just a case of rebarelling it. I am up in Fort McMurray, where ya from?

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Right next to Waterton/Glacier.

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The current issue of Rifle Magazine has an article on reboring by Phil Shoemaker. A good article, brought up certain points of reboring that I was not aware of, ie, certain barrels can't be rebored due to the metallurgy of the barrel steel. Check it out. A rebarrel on that rifle to that caliber should be a piece of cake for a competent 'smith. Nice rifle, classic chambering.
 
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If you really want to maximize the cartridge since you are rebarreling anyways go with a 26" barrel if you can handle it. (and you could go one step farther and go with the Ackley Improved version, real whoop ass!)

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