Jim March,
I think McMillan can make you a .308 that takes M1A mags.
http://www.mcmfamily.com/
Amen.
I think McMillan can make you a .308 that takes M1A mags.
http://www.mcmfamily.com/
Who makes a .308 or .30-06 boltgun with a detachable 10rd mag?
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ks_shooter
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Savage Short Action w/ Detachable Mag
I haven't personally done this, but it was posted on another board that it is resonably easy, without special tools, to modify a Metric FAL mag to work in the Savage Short Action rifles that use detachable box magazines. As long as the mag fits in the well I can believe this, since all that is needed is to cut a slot in the side of the mag at the correct location to engage the magazine catch lever. I bought a Savage 11FC with this in mind but haven't gotten around to it, and have kind of lost interest in it.
I tend to agree that a hi-cap bolt gun is of questionable use to a lone fighter. Shoot and scoot is the correct game plan if you don't have back-up. The Enfields were designed for coordinated high intensity vollies during trench warfare, not for sniping. If you think that you will need to engage lots of targets in a short amount of time, by yourself, get a semi-auto in .223, lots of spare mags, a flak-jacket, kevlar helmet, and learn how to pray.
I haven't personally done this, but it was posted on another board that it is resonably easy, without special tools, to modify a Metric FAL mag to work in the Savage Short Action rifles that use detachable box magazines. As long as the mag fits in the well I can believe this, since all that is needed is to cut a slot in the side of the mag at the correct location to engage the magazine catch lever. I bought a Savage 11FC with this in mind but haven't gotten around to it, and have kind of lost interest in it.
I tend to agree that a hi-cap bolt gun is of questionable use to a lone fighter. Shoot and scoot is the correct game plan if you don't have back-up. The Enfields were designed for coordinated high intensity vollies during trench warfare, not for sniping. If you think that you will need to engage lots of targets in a short amount of time, by yourself, get a semi-auto in .223, lots of spare mags, a flak-jacket, kevlar helmet, and learn how to pray.
Clark's Custom Guns has a package whereby he tunes up a Marlin .45-70 levergun, the 18" barrel version with the 4-rd mag tube. He extends the tube to five rounds (six with the one up the pipe, not too bad) and pretties it up a bit. It's $1400 based on a brand new gun he supplies.
Oh ya, one more detail: he claims they ship capable of MOA
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My, that certainly has some appeal.
You could really shake things up at a "big bore" rifle event. At least out to 200 to 300 yards, after that the poor aerodynamics would kill ya. But still, inside that, it'd be like "crosswind, who gives a damn, I'm shooting a 405grain .45!" .
Oh ya, one more detail: he claims they ship capable of MOA
.My, that certainly has some appeal
.You could really shake things up at a "big bore" rifle event
. At least out to 200 to 300 yards, after that the poor aerodynamics would kill ya. But still, inside that, it'd be like "crosswind, who gives a damn, I'm shooting a 405grain .45!" .
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FRF2
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The French Government makes two, the FR-F1 and FR-F2. Both can do MOA and have 10 round DM's. Problem is they are hard to find and if you do find one, it will cost several times what a Steyr Scout costs 
Bubba
Brian Williams
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is there a web address for Master class sports in Ct
for the mod for mod 70 or rem700 convert to m14 mags
for the mod for mod 70 or rem700 convert to m14 mags