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I have a mauser action with a heavy .243 barrel on it. When I got it I thought it would be a good coyote gun. I however don't ever use it. I would like torebarrel it to a 7-08, 260 or maybe a 280. Is this any smarter than just buying another rifle? Is there anyone out there who wants the job?


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Posts: 944 | Location: michigan | Registered: 16 December 2004Reply With Quote
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Take a look here, chain.

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If you stick with the .260 or 7-08 then all you have to do is rebore the barrel. Since it is a heavy barrel like you said then it will have enough meat left even after the reboring.

Something to think about.


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If you stick with the .260 or 7-08 then all you have to do is rebore the barrel. Since it is a heavy barrel like you said then it will have enough meat left even after the reboring.

Something to think about.



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I suspect that heavy barrel is why he never uses it?
 
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Correct the heavy barrel is the part I don't like. I thought it would be fine for paper or being in a stationary position for coyotes.


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Malm Have you received my PM's?


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