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Re: K31 to 308?
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Matt,
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Posts: 959 | Registered: 27 February 2001Reply With Quote
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Area gunshop has one I could get for ~$100. Seems like a nifty enough rifle for that money to go out to the local range and bang at targets at 50 yards. I don't need to stock ammo for yet another caliber. I know the 7.5 is 55 mm ....does that mean turning the barrel back a bunch (meaning expensive) to go to the shorter .308?

In the big picture of things it's a bit of a "what if" question. If it's something that will cost $250 bucks to do,then I realize it's kinda dumb to do. Spend $250 to save twenty bucks on ammo cost isn't the dumbest thing I've done...there was that machine I bought that converts diamonds into jelly beans.
 
Posts: 3300 | Location: Western Slope Colorado, USA | Registered: 17 August 2001Reply With Quote
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There is really no way to ream the 7.5 swiss to 308 case the 7.5 swiss case is the same size as the 284win. I guess one maybe could set the barrel back a bunch, but If I remember corectly the k31 has a weird barrel shank and thus setting the barrel back would be a no go. There are a few out there that have have had a 308 barrel put on but these are mostly 1911 models. a 308 barrel can be put on but it requires special fitting and machineing, beyond what most gunsmiths can do. I have seen where one could have their gun rebarreled with a 308 barrel but its expensive like $500+. If you reload just form brass from 284win and use regular .308 bullets and you are good to go
 
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