310 dimensions
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310 dimensions
Thanks for your thoughts Belgmart.I used to load a 115 Gr..321 as cast bullet in a 32-20 case and it is wonderfully accurate but the cases sometimes stick and when they do come out they have a good bulge near the base and sometimes they separate, so I used to have to carry a hook to dig out the upper half. Anyway I can get a 32-20 barrel for 60 bucks and rent a reamer to finish the chamber which is the way to go IMHO. I would have to set back this barrel at least a 1/2" to clean up the bulged area and figured it would be easy if there was no taper to the 310 case. Anyway I will hang on to this barrel in case I want to go back. Thanks again
tmill313
Below a pic of my BSA in .30-20
The top one, that is - the bottom one is something else, outside the scope of this topic!
http://users.pandora.be/Gert.Claes1/bsa30-20.jpg[/pic]
And here a target shot with it - offhand, 25m...
http://users.pandora.be/Gert.Claes1/30- ... 6-2005.jpg[/pic]
And here a target shot with it - offhand, 25m...
The bottom rifle...
Is actually a Swiss lightweight set-trigger Martini, built by Weber & Ruesch. The action is Francotte cadet-style, with the forward trigger which acts as the setting trigger (you push it forward to set).
http://users.pandora.be/Gert.Claes1/swissfraaction.jpg[/pic]
The barrel is fluted, and octagonal, and it is chambered in 38-40. It has a Swiss buttplate and open sights. It is rahter light, but if I do my thing, it will shoot quite nicely - and it looks good too...
http://users.pandora.be/Gert.Claes1/Swi ... tstock.jpg[/pic]
The barrel is fluted, and octagonal, and it is chambered in 38-40. It has a Swiss buttplate and open sights. It is rahter light, but if I do my thing, it will shoot quite nicely - and it looks good too...