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Old 04-01-2008, 02:04 AM   #41
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No problem Tex the guy is playing so wrote it off as a lesson learned .. I like to give people the benefit of a doubt but sometimes it just dont work !!
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Old 04-02-2008, 08:20 PM   #42
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Some say why? Bubba asks why not!

Bad mouth the fella all you want he dont care!
I say "Do what it takes to make er go!"
30.30Win aint much off track!
Hell I woulda went for 30.40Krag or 45-70 or .43Mauser.
Some you guy's are plumb loco about "being the same"
"Its disturbing as hell"
"If your going to the Prom be different! why wear a Tux like all the other weenies?"
Some of these old girls are one step away from the Iron pile and to be used as Hitch pins or tomato stakes.
I have a poor injured solder in my care right now who wasent well cared for before I got him, he will solder on useing different spark plugs when Im done.
Its a crime not shoot a gun!
Its a morral imparitive to be able to shoot every firearm in your possetion.
Why spend hard earn'd scratch on a show room shine'y Yall too scared ta shoot or get a scuffon it?
Some Collector's and Gunafiles just make me feel glad I live as far away as I do so I dont have to watch em dry humping there show room lovelies! on the rifle range!
Has anyone contimplated a 6.5x54R or a 338x54R? maybe a 20 gage
conversion? How about a .45ACP to use 1911 mag's? mabe a 223 conversion useing Mini 14 mag's
once you get working on those bolt heads anything is possible, and 2 screws and out comes that big ole belly mag, then ya could do just about anything with a little Bubba can do mentality!
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Old 04-02-2008, 08:33 PM   #43
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I think most of the guys here would say "do what you want, it's you money". If you end up with a rifle that won't chamber the round... we're cool with that, just don't try to sell it to some schmuck that doesn't know any better.

I think its like making a sows ear from a silk purse, but again if you want to hone it out to a .410... or convert it to a .50 BMG very cool, go for it.
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Old 04-03-2008, 06:47 AM   #44
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So true! If you have a rifle it is yours to do what you want. If you have the time and the money and know how to get er done....we want to hear about what you did! AND include a range report and pictures!

If that rifle would have fed rounds properly I might have bid on it!!!
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Old 04-03-2008, 07:06 AM   #45
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Bad mouth the fella all you want he dont care!
I say "Do what it takes to make er go!"
30.30Win aint much off track!
Hell I woulda went for 30.40Krag or 45-70 or .43Mauser.
Rex, the idea of a Mosin in .45-70 Government intrigues me. It sounds like something even Mister Grizzly Bear up in your end of the world would have to pay attention to. But the dimensions on a .45-70 round aren't anywhere near the 7.62x54R. I'm presuming you'd have to rebarrel the girl. But I'd like to hear in some detail exactly what you believe would need doing to persuade the bolt to work as it's supposed to and the magazine to feed properly. (I am assuming you'd have to load the rounds 1 at a time into the magazine; or are you planning on reworking the trigger guard-magazine group to accept a detachable magazine?.) Even as a 'thought game,' the changes necessary to up-gun a Mosin to .45-70 seem daunting to me.
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Old 04-03-2008, 01:18 PM   #46
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Off road Mosin's

Yea I guess it would be a bugger, but just tell a Bubba that something cannot be done and your in for some entertainment,
Changeing a Mosin to .45-70 is a total strip down to the action and bolt body and as they say its a total re mod, just pitch the mag/trigger guard, the bolt head, stock etc
I'm now figureing how much bigger the new bolt head head will need to be.
and fitting it into the action with the barrel,
I had the calipers out and was checking if the Mosin casses would take a .45 slug it could be done, mabe Bertim could turn out some 7.62 basic brass
then your farting around with odd ammo
Most floks want out the box blammo ammo!
I guess what I'm looking to do is working with a split bridge reciver action, it's different, cheap, allot out there and its defanitly not a Mauser or a high priced Win 70, Rem 700 action.

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Old 04-03-2008, 01:22 PM   #47
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Hey Rex- You livin in Kotzebue year round?
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Old 04-03-2008, 07:30 PM   #48
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