Arthur Cleland reamed my last chamber from a T3 7mm-08 to a .284
I’m not running 160’s but 140’s instead and loving them.
Other things to factor in is you’ll need a long bolt stop and also the larger magazine.
Other than that your good to go
Arthur Cleland reamed my last chamber from a T3 7mm-08 to a .284
I’m not running 160’s but 140’s instead and loving them.
Other things to factor in is you’ll need a long bolt stop and also the larger magazine.
Other than that your good to go
I have done two - one for me and one for a hunting mate. I’m running 162 ELD-X with 2213sc at a mild 2740 fps but accurate. Both rifles reamed by Dave Ward in Dovedale. Mine has had the face of the action machined off to flatten it and a traditional tombstone lug added and all bedded into a factory stock. It’s my go to rifle of the four I own and I would take some convincing to ever sell it.
As Seventenths says, a long bolt stop (Dean Maisey supplied for $60 posted from memory) and long mag will be needed. Mine was originally a .25-06, so had those anyway. Bought my 7-08 barrel unfired on here.
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