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I would like to build a .300 H&H bolt action rifle. Is is feasible to simply rebarrel a .300 Win (such as a Remington M700)? What is the best way to get this accomplished?
 
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Yes, you can. All Remiington long actions (the .300WinMag being one of them) can be rebarreled to any of the H & H length cartridges. You will probably need to get the proper mag box and MIGHT need to alter the feed rails but I doubt it. Quite a simple conversion.


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A most worthy cartridge no doubt, however, I question the expense of it. Given the high survival rate of model 70s and 720s in 300 H&H, why spend the money on building a 700 when a 720 can be had for about $400?
 
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There a couple of 720s on gunbroker right now for around that.


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Not to mention .300 H&H brass is REAL scarce most of the time.


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Posts: 427 | Location: Clarkston, MI | Registered: 06 February 2006Reply With Quote
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I have a Winchester model 70XTR in 300 H&H for sale.


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Posts: 2608 | Location: Moore, Oklahoma, USA | Registered: 28 December 2003Reply With Quote
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I have a Winchester model 70XTR in 300 H&H for sale.


If you buy this make sure and check it out carefully.
 
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lb, where are you selling the 300 H&H? Any details, price you can tell me. PM is fine. Bob
 
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I have a Winchester model 70XTR in 300 H&H for sale.


If you buy this make sure and check it out carefully.


Just curious as to why you would say that? I have owned a M70 XTR .300 H&H for better than 15 years with no problems only downside being it is a pushfeed but it's reliable and deadly accurate.
 
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I think 22wrf has had a burr under his saddle for a while. He seems to want to pick fights a lot. the Winchester XTR in 300 H&H is a fine little rifle for someone that doesn't want to pay the price for a pre-64 model 70 or go to the expense of buying an action and getting it rebarrelled. This one is like new.


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I think 22wrf has had a burr under his saddle for a while. He seems to want to pick fights a lot. the Winchester XTR in 300 H&H is a fine little rifle for someone that doesn't want to pay the price for a pre-64 model 70 or go to the expense of buying an action and getting it rebarrelled. This one is like new.


I think LB404 doesn't like me butting in on his sales without my having first hand information about what he is talking about anymore than I liked him butting in on my sale without first hand information about what I was talking about.

I wasn't talking about the quality of the gun, but rather the quality of the seller. I am not the one picking the fights. You and Mr. Kobe are.
 
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