m_freeman
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fantastic this makes the 162 gr Amax look promising in the 7-08, I wonder what is involved in bolt stop mod?
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m_freeman
MemberAugust 25, 2011 at 5:49 am in reply to: Would you like to see a metal stock replacement T3 magazine? 1 Bullseye
the bigger the box the better
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searched “Tikka” at Gunbroker.com about 300 rifles came up–NOT one 6.5×55
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m_freeman
MemberAugust 19, 2011 at 4:25 pm in reply to: which Tikka best for high BC bullets, long range hunting? 1 Bullseye
is it possible to convert the 7mm-08 to a straight .284 win? I assume it wouldn't be too difficult as it is already a long action just has some type of bolt stop now that a gunsmith could modify and of course a rechamber. Then I could buy the stock long action mags or custom built.
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m_freeman
MemberAugust 19, 2011 at 5:32 am in reply to: which Tikka best for high BC bullets, long range hunting? 1 Bullseye
I have the 7mm-08 Tikka T3 light and I am totally sold on this design, (weight) I want to get a little flatter shooting and a little more range. Want to move up to a little more powerful cartridge combined with the high BC VLD bullets, however I am unfamiliar with mag lengths and OACL and how that works out. I keep reading that you lose case capacity or end up with a single shot as they wont feed from standard mags. It would be great to find a way to modify the 7mm-08 to shoot the 162 AMAX at higher velocities, or have it rechambered to .280 I wonder how much trouble it is to rechamber the 7mm-08 to .280 ? Ideally the goal is to end up with a light affordable deer rifle capable of 600 yard effective range shooter if shooter able of course. I see the potential calibers as 6.5 x 55 .270 .270 wsm and a rechamber of 7-08 to .280. I think the .280 would be the most flexible cartidge of all.