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Barreling a Winchester Model 70 with a Remington 700 sporter barrel

April 8, 2017 Bill Marr 0

This is our second post on barreling a Winchester Model 70. In our first, Rebarreling a Winchester Model 70, we created a “REMchester” rifle by cutting the tenon off a factory Remington 700 varmint contour […]

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