Ps if your anything like me well my last parts rifle is sitting in the safe with a scope attached!!
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Do I twist it off...or order dies?
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Going to get it cleaned up and borescoped today. Most likely will get posted for sale as I am waiting on a couple .30 cal barrels to show up at Wheeler Accuracy (300WSM). Appears to have had very few rounds thru it on looks alone and action.
Will.284
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Absolutely shoot it
Well for me it would be a no brainer, I would want to shoot it. While I have never built or owned a custom rifle built from parts, by the time I got done with a few there weren't many original parts on a few of them. I'm currently in the process of doing that with a Remington 700 in 338 Win Mag.
19elkhunter51
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My 338 Edge shoot five in about 3/8ths inch at a hundred all day long. Nosler brass Redding bushing dies trim. 80 something H-1000 Barnes 285 TTSX Federal 215M. You should shoot it. I shot my first 338 Edge at the shooting range. It belonged to a local sheriff. I ordered mine the next day.
Oh, did I tell you that I LOVE that rifle!
Oh, did I tell you that I LOVE that rifle!
lancetkenyon
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Unless it has 800+ rounds...you gotta shoot it!
coyote wacker
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Its very hard for me to think of a caliber that I haven't shot....some shot at the range and down the road some made it to be used on a hunt and theres the last one that has a permanate place on the rack....sometimes you can never tell where there going to end up or how long....
Rifles are like a box of chocolates, you never know what you are going to get.
Shoot that fine donor! Thee is no down side.
Shoot that fine donor! Thee is no down side.
Yup!
As I understand it, that's not an option?
Didn't know that, never had that caliber. In that case, dies and cases are called for.
