purpledragon
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Are you sure it is stamped mod 10 on the bbl? Looks just like my 110 338Lapua mag...Factory savage rifle. Maybe the action is longer and still labeled as a model 10?
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WTT Model 10 338 lapua
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Joe270
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It's a 110 fcp hs precision factory rifle. Tack driver from what little I shot it.
purpledragon
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I thought so, as it's identical to mine,and yes a shooter as well
purpledragon
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Got to handload for it at $6 a shot for box ammo, can load 50bmg cheaper than that....
purpledragon
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Joe270, Why don't you just do as 338dude said?? Order you a bbl from a good bbl maker, change the bolt head and bingo, ya got what ya want.....It's a Savage very simple to do, all ya need is a bbl nut wrench and a go gauge, no need for the no go(IMHO). Put a piece of scotch tape on the go gauge, when the bolt will fall to about 1/2 closed tighten her down and go shoot your new rifle. That's how I do mine, the last one I did myself was my 25STW, the pic is how it shoots 85gr GS Custom HV bore riders at 4200+fps no pressure signs. My boy has a pic of the chrony of a load at 4330, but the bolt was a tad sticky. I can drop her back a bit more and she'll shoot a bug hole, 28" Sheilen match grade bbl .710 at the muzzle.... Just a thought for ya......
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I believe it's the Savage 110FCP not 10FCP. The 10FCP was in .308 and 260 Remington.Sorry.. Just saw you replied.. LOL
