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Thread: Something a bit different

  1. 30-12-2015, 08:15 PM #1
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    Something a bit different

    Wolf Precision's Interchangeable Chamber Barrel System - Update!
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  3. 30-12-2015, 10:31 PM #2
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    Doesn't look that cost effective but a good idea.
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    Far to technical for this country boy. I just don't understand the urge to tinker with rifles.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Far to technical for this country boy. I just don't understand the urge to tinker with rifles.
    Your current firearms exist because someone tinkered with the previous version.
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    I think its cool from an "engineering " perspective of what is possible.

    The BAT action they use apparently can swap bolts so I suspect if I read the blurb correctly you could have a 308 and a 300Norma Mag on same action and barrel just by swapping Chamber and Bolt (or did I read wrong)
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    Quote Originally Posted by stretch View Post
    Your current firearms exist because someone tinkered with the previous version.
    All good by me stretch. I never was one to tinker with anything. While all my buddies modified cars I drove stock standard. I am the same way with rifles.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikee View Post
    I think its cool from an "engineering " perspective of what is possible.

    The BAT action they use apparently can swap bolts so I suspect if I read the blurb correctly you could have a 308 and a 300Norma Mag on same action and barrel just by swapping Chamber and Bolt (or did I read wrong)
    Well you could if they had chamberings in other than the 308 and 223 that they do now from what I read.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    All good by me stretch. I never was one to tinker with anything. While all my buddies modified cars I drove stock standard. I am the same way with rifles.
    I tinker with everything Rushy. I just have to know how it works so that when it breaks I know what it should be doing. Also find things I don't like and change them.
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    I'm not too sure, I looked at this last night when you posted it Mikee.

    I'm thinking
    Hey this looks cool, I can go from a 6.5 sitting on the side of a hill shooting wallaby at distance to a 30 06 I want to take for a walk when I spot some pig sign.

    Then I got to thinking, maybe instead of mucking about changing barrels, chambers etc I could just take the 30 06 out of the gunbag from the back seat of the truck.

    Interesting concept and might suit the techno's but proabably not a dumb bugger like me.
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