.17 remington
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- .17 HMR
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Re: .17 remington
Good choice hideous,most factory guns will shoot well with a bit of load developing I just had a 17fb build great cartridge you will love it.
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- Mulga
- .222 Remington
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Re: .17 remington
You mean the 17FB is a great cartridgefox shooter wrote:17fb build great caliber you will love it.
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- .17 HMR
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Re: .17 remington
Thats exactly what i said MulgaMulga wrote:You mean the 17FB is a great cartridgefox shooter wrote:17fb build great caliber you will love it.
- andrewk
- 7mm Rem Mag
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Re: .17 remington
$500 or less for a tikka M55 if you wait for one to come and they often do plus $500-700 for a new matchgrade barrel and whatever your smith charges with see you with twice the gun any remington you can by.
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I agree about the tikka.
problem is the wait..... we all have rifles sitting in our safes we dont use but dont want to sell.
I troll the Australian websites looking for things i want but rarely do they come up at a decent price.
Tikka - $600, barrel and fitting $600 = $1200
resale price is $650-750 witha new barrel
any dealer will give you 1/3 to 1/2rd its resale price.
If anyone has a project sako or tikka they want to part with I would happily talk to them.
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Chris @ CDM SALES, Ashburton Victoria FDL : 426-778-50F
problem is the wait..... we all have rifles sitting in our safes we dont use but dont want to sell.
I troll the Australian websites looking for things i want but rarely do they come up at a decent price.
Tikka - $600, barrel and fitting $600 = $1200
resale price is $650-750 witha new barrel
any dealer will give you 1/3 to 1/2rd its resale price.
If anyone has a project sako or tikka they want to part with I would happily talk to them.
As per Victorian Firearms Legistlation -
Chris @ CDM SALES, Ashburton Victoria FDL : 426-778-50F
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- .223 Remington
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Re: .17 remington
Have heard of issues with Remington 700 feeding the short Fireball case . Sako works but rarely any cheap ones to be had .
Re: .17 remington
I heard the same thing , they say the new in the box .17 rem fireball have a seriously modified feed ramp /throat from a standard say .223bushchook wrote:Have heard of issues with Remington 700 feeding the short Fireball case . Sako works but rarely any cheap ones to be had .
- trevort
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Re: .17 remington
me toobushchook wrote:Have heard of issues with Remington 700 feeding the short Fireball case . Sako works but rarely any cheap ones to be had .
Re: .17 remington
the problems with remingtons seem never ending.Just by yurself a Savauge