Uncle yib
Well-Known Member
The dividing line seems to be between .243 and .257 if you disregard the word magnum if you include magnum calibers it is gonna come down to overall length of cartridge
I've seen the twisting issue posted before, but how can that happen when you have a recoil lug bedded into the stock and the recoil lug won't spin?Remington chose their short model 40x single shot action to fit a 30-338 Win Mag chambered barrel. Two big problems quickly showed up.
Bolt stop had to be disengaged to unload a live round.
Round receiver twisted loose from epoxy bedding after a few dozen rounds. Accuracy got worse.
try win 70 in 300wsm. 3" mag. boxGood afternoon, all,
I see several references to a "medium" action, but I've not been able to find any information as to what makes it different from a long or short action, and what cartridges are intended to be used with a medium action.
Can you help me with this, or point me in the right direction to learn the difference?
Thanks in advance for your time and knowledge.
All my best,
Rob
I've got 2 medium defiance deviant actions used for a 300 wsm and the other is a dasher. The footprint is essentially the same as a short action but when using a short action inletted stock you'll have to open up the bolt port stock area a bit.
I have both weatherby 3and 6 lug the 3 is on a mark v 22-250 the 6 lug is a .338 lapua magnum I hope this helpsAm I wrong thinking the six lug Mark V is a medium?
The action Defiance calls a "Medium" is the same length as a Remington Model 700 short action. They make their ejection port .418" longer that a Model 700. Once upon a time you could order a Defiance action with a Remington length port but they dropped that option.
The action Defiance calls a "Short" action is the same length as a Remington Model 7 Action.
The action Defiance calls a "Long" action is the same as a Remington Model 700 long action.
The action length being discussed here, and is being called a "Medium", is the one Defiance calls an "XM" The footprint is not the same as a Remington Model 700 short action. The screw spacing is different.