| DarylS |
| (.700 member) |
| 03/05/18 12:44 PM |
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Re: Modern .303 doubles?
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Another of those bastardised non .303's .... groan.
I am guesing PapaScarface being an Aussie wants a real .303 not some "claytons" yankified version of one ...
Not only that; unless the rifle is marked very obviously as some wildcat chambering, what happens some time later when a standard .303 gets loaded and the trigger pulled?
- thoughts on resale value of a double rifle in a non standard (bastard) chambering?
- Mike
If the .303 is chambered using a standard reamer, with just the pilot undersized, there is ZERO problem shooting a .303 factory round in that double. There is no pressure increase.
My friend has just such a bastardized rifle with .308" groove diameter - he loves it.