I have a mod.70 Win.243..If I bought a mod.70 Win.244 Rem.would it be basically the same action? Could I buy a barrel and chamber it .244Rem.and fit it to my 243 action?
IMHO, when you buy that new 244 rem barrel you should get it in 1 in 10 twist and not the old old standard for 244 of 1 in 12. That mistake by Remington is what eventually killed the 244. .............. Big Cholla
I mostly asked this question for my personal information..I wanted you experts opinion.Midway has in stock a 243/6mm Krieger stainless barrel in an eight twist 1 1/4 straight.$600 is a lot for something that is so close to what I already have.So many people are argueing me that a 244 can NOT work in a 243 action.Thanks.
I mostly asked this question for my personal information..I wanted you experts opinion.Midway has in stock a 243/6mm Krieger stainless barrel in an eight twist 1 1/4 straight.$600 is a lot for something that is so close to what I already have.So many people are argueing me that a 244 can NOT work in a 243 action.Thanks.
Actually any of the short calibers, 243,308,244/6MM, etc will work in either short or long actions if they have the correct bolt face. (eg. you can't use a 223 in an action with a 308 sized bolt face).[but a 22/250 would work just fine]
Why bother? You are comparing apples and.....apples.
If you are just trying to throw away money, throw some my way.
No better words spoken, Parent case .243win=.308 ,224 rem 7x57 both parents badazzes what would you expect of their offspring, again apples to.................... well you get it.
Generally speaking, the 224/6mm Remington are on long actions. This is because of the previous mentioned fact of 224/6mm being based on the 7x57mm case.
Also as was also pointed out the 244 Rem failed because it was rifled for lighter bullets. The 6mm Rem is same case, different rifling twist for heavier bullets.