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Double rifle on Stoeger?
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Anybody done one?

Apparently the Uplanders use different frame sizes for the different gauges (per customer service). What's the right size for a .30-.30?

20 gauge? .410?

Any thoughts?

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Steve
 
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I built a double rifle chambered to 30-30 on a 410 action from a brazilian gun.....

It seemed to be safe but I learned a lot doing it.....I reassembled the 410 and sold it. I still have the barrels....heavy as hell! warped badly and now rusting slowly.

I used monobloc on the chamber area 4140 and a front block as well..........IMO the receiver I used was totally adequate to the task as I fired it without any observable damage to anything at all.


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Vapo,

Thanks for the quick reply.

I was thinking of cutting the shotgun barrels at the monoblock line and re-using the existing monoblock.

I was also going to try to unsolder and re-use the rib. Did you try this? Could you tell if the rib was soldered or brazed?

Did the barrels get warped soldering the rib?

Thanks,

Steve
 
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Sk,
Those ribs are furnace brazed and unless you have access to a furnace you will not get them off without twisting them all to hell.That's why I buy up every pair of junker, soft-soldered barrels, that I find at gun shows, just to pop the ribs off and save them for projects.
 
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Ron,

Thanks for the info. That's what I was afraid of. Any source of aftermarket rib?
 
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Vapo,

Thanks for the quick reply.

I was thinking of cutting the shotgun barrels at the monoblock line and re-using the existing monoblock.

I was also going to try to unsolder and re-use the rib. Did you try this? Could you tell if the rib was soldered or brazed?

Did the barrels get warped soldering the rib?

Thanks,

Steve

I built my own monobloc and stepped springfield and Enfield 30-06 barrels t fit (one rt hand twist...one LH twist) and then attaqched a full length solid rib.....attaching the rib was the serious flaw.....I bowed the barrels badly so I have no advice except that IMO the 410 action of that Brazilian gun was sufficient for the 30-30 round.


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