Hi all,
I am considering a new build.
I am considering a .308 or a .260rem. Prob going with the 260rem. I realize that the .308 has a large option of bullets for reloading, but with the heaver ones, I will be digging out my 300wm.
The .260 seems like the way to go for some of the lighter bullets.
The questions are:
Is it a big deal if I decide to go with a long action instead of a short action. Seems like the long actions are easier to get ahold of, and living in canada, the "cheaper" rifles like the stevens 200 are still about $350 if I wanna strip one down.
It will be going into an XLR Stock. So, does that mean that if I go with a long action I will have to get a 300WM mag to fit the chassis properly?
TKS for the info,
JPB
I am considering a new build.
I am considering a .308 or a .260rem. Prob going with the 260rem. I realize that the .308 has a large option of bullets for reloading, but with the heaver ones, I will be digging out my 300wm.
The .260 seems like the way to go for some of the lighter bullets.
The questions are:
Is it a big deal if I decide to go with a long action instead of a short action. Seems like the long actions are easier to get ahold of, and living in canada, the "cheaper" rifles like the stevens 200 are still about $350 if I wanna strip one down.
It will be going into an XLR Stock. So, does that mean that if I go with a long action I will have to get a 300WM mag to fit the chassis properly?
TKS for the info,
JPB