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| Probably not what you had in mind, but a large frame Martini comes to mind...
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| Siamese Mauser |
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| If you can do a siamese, a P-14 enfield will work too. |
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| Anyone know where I could find a Siamese Mauser or a P14? My local guy only carries a few Turk Mausers, Springfield 03a3s, and maybe an Enfield or 2. That's all of the mil-surps he carries. |
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| Could I use an Enfield MK4? |
| | | Posts: 68 | Location: Kentucky | Registered: 06 April 2005 |
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| There was an article a few years ago about converting a Lee Enfield, don't recall if it was a No. 4 or an SMLE, to .45-90. |
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| KMM, are you planning on using it to shoot 36 point bucks, are you just going to continue to photoshop them and claim them as your own.
Be aware, KMM is a troll and is lying on the Trophy forum about shooting the "Brophy Buck" in Kentucky with a .22-250 at 75 yards. |
| | | Posts: 1128 | Location: Iowa, dammit! | Registered: 09 May 2003 |
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| not only that, he trolls the small game forum and threatens to turn us it for not loving kitty cats. Bet he's a commie.
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| http://www.sarcoinc.com/3-20-05_pgs7-12.pdfGet the one with the original magazine and bolt. I would also get the one with the ears gone and holes tapped. You then need to open the rails. Then open the bolt face. Releive the extractor. |
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| What is the OAL of a 50-110? I wonder if it is too long to fit into a P14, or Siamese. |
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| OAL for a 50-110 is 2.88".....................at any rate this is the max oal for an 1886 winchester lever action. |
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| PC,
Is 2.88" the length of the case or the cartridge (50-110)? It seems rather short. 458 Lott is 3.600" for comparison. |
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| 500,
that is the OAL Cartridge length..............it is a short dumpy round but big to be cramming into a lever gun if you know what I mean. |
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| quote: Originally posted by 500grains:
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Is 2.88" the length of the case or the cartridge (50-110)? It seems rather short. 458 Lott is 3.600" for comparison.
Must be the cartridge-the .50-110 Win. is just the .348 Win. with a neck to shoot .50 cal bullets. (or one could say the .348 is just a necked-down .50/110..... around 2.2" for case only, if I recall correctly from my .450 Alaskan days.)
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| Spot on El. D.
shes a big powerful round for a lever gun though !! |
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