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malco
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M1925 chambering designations
      #254505 - 03/10/14 01:35 AM

Howdy all--been away for awhile but trying to remember the chambering designations on the M1925 rifles--if I recall correctly, KAL 7 NORM is 7x57 and KAL 8 NORM is 8x57JS, KAL 7.62x63 is .30-06; but how did Steyr designate 7x64, 8x60, etc? I've surfed around a bit in the forum but haven't come up with this!
Thanks and all best,
Malcolm

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Re: M1925 chambering designations [Re: malco]
      #254508 - 03/10/14 03:08 AM

7x64 was 7x64 all the time, 8x60S marked 8x60 MAGNUM. Here is the receiver ring of my M1925 in 8x60S:

The rifle with one of it’s many victims:

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