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Model 307™ Builders Action - Weatherby, Inc.
Weatherby’s first new action in over 50 years. The Model 307 was purpose built to accommodate the vast offerings of stocks, triggers, rails, mounts, and bottom metals that exist in the marketplace. The 2-Lug bolt features a convenient “tool-less” takedown for easy disassembly and maintenance...
Pretty sure both are 1.0625x16 TPI
Thought that was what he was talking about.
Don't know about the Weatherby, but Carbon Six does shouldered pre-fits for Mack Brothers. I used a RemAge on a Mack Brothers for a short time from Northland.I might have to look into that, I would like to have a short action prefit.
And at that price.
Looking forward to your report good sir!!!Just ordered a 307 LA Mag receiver. Gonna try one out. Supposed to ship in October
Plan on another switch barrel rig in a Stockys CF stock. Will keep ya'll posted.
They do sell at the shop.
I asked Mack Bros if the Evo II would accept Rem 700 pre-fit barrels, and they said I would have use a remage barrel nut or something to install it into the Evo II.
Model 307™ Builders Action - Weatherby, Inc.
Weatherby’s first new action in over 50 years. The Model 307 was purpose built to accommodate the vast offerings of stocks, triggers, rails, mounts, and bottom metals that exist in the marketplace. The 2-Lug bolt features a convenient “tool-less” takedown for easy disassembly and maintenance...
Pretty sure both are 1.0625x16 TPI
I don't think I have ever see a shouldered prefit for a Remington 700. All I have ever seen used was a variable shoulder unless fit by a smith. I guess I'm not sure what prefit you are talking about. My bad.
Thank you for that info. I'm somewhat new to the bolt rifle world and am still learning all the in's and out's of "building" one. Seems logical that a gunsmith is almost always needed b/c it's not just the threading, but chambering, head spacing, etc.
There are action manufacturers that hold tight enough tolerances to make prefit barrels off the tenon print, but I don't think Remington can. Action tolerances have to be held pretty tight. You are not wrong, it just varies between manufacturers. Don't discount a variable shoulder with a barrel nut either. They can be used to make an extremely accurate rifle!
