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I know I am not the only one: Weatherby 307
- Thread starter Darryle
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That's prefit threads you have there.
Thought that was what he was talking about.
I might have to look into that, I would like to have a short action prefit.
And at that price.
And at that price.
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.
If Weatherby holds tolerances I'm sure they won't be far behind.
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.
Plan on another switch barrel rig in a Stockys CF stock. Will keep ya'll posted.
Bghunter338
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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.
Rich Coyle
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Adam,
First, welcome. Now, to the point. Do you sell retail from your Sheridan location?
First, welcome. Now, to the point. Do you sell retail from your Sheridan location?
RockyMtnMT
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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.
I must be a snob! I like my M70 to be CRF, my Weatherby to be MKV 9-lug. If I wanted a Remington, I woud have bought one. I understnd businesses have to adopt to thrive, but you don't see a Porsche name on a VW even though they are owned by the same company. Again, just me, being a snob. I have a hanfull of MKV made from 1959 to 2014.
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.
The indexed lug allows for more thread than on a 700.
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!
