re-barreling and new stock
re-barreling and new stock
hi guys, i have a ruger M77 MKII varmint in .22/250, and have just about worn the barrel out, so i'm thinking about getting it re-barreled to .243 by MAB barrels (now TSE engineering) any thoughts on this? Also i'd like to get a new stock on it, there doesn't seem to be much choice for ruger m77 but i like the boyds, although i would preffer if i could get one without the thumbhole and i can't seem to find one anywhere
Re: re-barreling and new stock
Have a look here, they are happy to ship to AU, unlike a lot of other manufacturers, there is a large range of thumbhole stocks, both solid and laminated and the prices are good,
http://www.rifle-stocks.com/sporter_hunting_styles.htm
http://www.rifle-stocks.com/sporter_hunting_styles.htm
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Re: re-barreling and new stock
[quote="_boingk"]hi guys, i have a ruger M77 MKII varmint in .22/250, and have just about worn the barrel out,
I've got one also - how many rounds do you reckon you've put through it?
I've got one also - how many rounds do you reckon you've put through it?
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Re: re-barreling and new stock
Ive been told to go for a better barrel by a few people, maybe look at a lilja or even a maddco barrel. MAB make nice barrels but apparently these others are nicer.
As for a stock, what about doing a slee stock up? Great stocks when they are finished up nicely
As for a stock, what about doing a slee stock up? Great stocks when they are finished up nicely
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http://www.rifle-stocks.com/sporter_hunting_styles.htm[/quote]
thanks, i checked out this site and it was just what i was looking for! prices are good as well
thanks, i checked out this site and it was just what i was looking for! prices are good as well
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I've got one also - how many rounds do you reckon you've put through it?[/quote]
um... i've put about 2500 rounds through it, a few factory but mostly hot handloads, mostly 37.2 gns of AR2208 behind a 52gn nosler HPBT. With these loads it used to get under .5" every time but 5 shot groups are now erratic... occasionally i will get a good group but not often.
um... i've put about 2500 rounds through it, a few factory but mostly hot handloads, mostly 37.2 gns of AR2208 behind a 52gn nosler HPBT. With these loads it used to get under .5" every time but 5 shot groups are now erratic... occasionally i will get a good group but not often.
Re: re-barreling and new stock
um... i've put about 2500 rounds through it, a few factory but mostly hot handloads, mostly 37.2 gns of AR2208 behind a 52gn nosler HPBT. With these loads it used to get under .5" every time but 5 shot groups are now erratic... occasionally i will get a good group but not often.[/quote]_boingk wrote:I've got one also - how many rounds do you reckon you've put through it?
Wow that is hot!! I run 36.6 x 2208 behind a 55gn V Max, my -250 is also due for a re-barrel as my groups have blown out to an inch. Rob Tobler had a look and said its on its way though not completely totalled so I have around 200 rounds of crap to punch through it which should see her out.
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thanks, i checked out this site and it was just what i was looking for! prices are good as well[/quote]_boingk wrote:http://www.rifle-stocks.com/sporter_hunting_styles.htm
Yep Richards Micro Fit are a nice stock and well priced .. you can expect a 6 - 12 month wait for it unfortunately. So unless you are prepared to sit on your hands for a year I would suggest you look elsewhere.
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Re: re-barreling and new stock
I would have a good look at re-barreling it to a 6mm br as you already handload & there is quality brass available._boingk wrote:hi guys, i have a ruger M77 MKII varmint in .22/250, and have just about worn the barrel out, so i'm thinking about getting it re-barreled to .243 by MAB barrels (now TSE engineering) any thoughts on this? Also i'd like to get a new stock on it, there doesn't seem to be much choice for ruger m77 but i like the boyds, although i would preffer if i could get one without the thumbhole and i can't seem to find one anywhere
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Re: re-barreling and new stock
why not go up to the father of the 22-250 the 250 savage