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Old 12-04-2007, 04:02 AM   #1
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Default Rechambering a gun??

I was looking at a model 94 the other day that was rechambered from a 30/30 to a 38-55.
Is this something that people do often?
Is it safe and reliable?
What are your thoughts?

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Default RE: Rechambering a gun??

Your going to have to rebore the barrel as well or rebarrel. Might as well just buy a 38/55
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Old 12-04-2007, 06:49 AM   #3
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Default RE: Rechambering a gun??

The gun I was looking at has already had those thingsdone to it and is currently shooting 38-55. I'm asking those questions based on that.

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Default RE: Rechambering a gun??

I. not too big on a gun that has had the barrel rebored unless there is plenty of wall thickness left around the bore. I would much rather just have a rifle that has been rebarreld.
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The gun I was looking at has already had those thingsdone to it and is currently shooting 38-55. I'm asking those questions based on that.

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Based on that the 38-55 is no high intensity round so it should be fine
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