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dwheels
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A few years ago I re-barreled a Rem 700 to .243 Win. I had a whole bunch of short varmint bullets so I had the gunsmith cut the chamber with no free-bore. Now I am using more target bullets in the gun and they are of course longer. Is there a way to ream some free bore into the chamber so I can seat some longer target bullets out? I can't shoot the real long ones because I have a 1 : 10 twist. Thanks in advance.
 
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Tailgunner
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It's called a throating reamer.
 
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$55 from Brownells. Easy fix for you.
 
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If you just want to rent for a one timer.
http://www.reamerrentals.com/P...sp?ProductCode=6%2Et


As usual just my $.02
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Originally posted by dwheels:
A few years ago I re-barreled a Rem 700 to .243 Win. I had a whole bunch of short varmint bullets so I had the gunsmith cut the chamber with no free-bore. Now I am using more target bullets in the gun and they are of course longer. Is there a way to ream some free bore into the chamber so I can seat some longer target bullets out? I can't shoot the real long ones because I have a 1 : 10 twist. Thanks in advance.


You should not have a problem with the longer bullets, the 10 twist should stabilize them. As for your throat problem, as was said before, they make reamers just for that purpose, I have a number of them.

Jim


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dwheels
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Thanks to all for your advice and recommendations.
DW
 
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