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JabaliHunter
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Ed Brown 704
#129783 - 17/03/09 05:08 AM

Does anyone have or has anyone handled an Ed Brown rifle with the 704 controlled feed action? I am interested in learning a bit more about the quality of the action machining, compared to say a blueprinted Remington or clone such as the Stiller Predator or similar.

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Yochanan
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Re: Ed Brown 704 [Re: JabaliHunter]
#134106 - 01/05/09 08:28 PM

Jabali

I had an Ed Brown 702 and it was very tight, straight and well machined action. Personally I prefer CrMo actions over stainless steel. It can’t be compared to a blueprinted rem 700 - my smith commented the 702 was made of much harder steel and perfect fit.

Another action to look at is the McMillan mcrt - had one of those too.

/Johan

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JabaliHunter
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Re: Ed Brown 704 [Re: Yochanan]
#134112 - 01/05/09 09:02 PM

Many thanks Johan

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