Why not a 358 Win using a 1 in 12 pistol barrel blank - cheaper and easier maybe?
Plus loads of boolits to choose from!
Upgrade Badger's P14
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Re: Upgrade Badger's P14
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:lol: Sorry Rog - been there a few pages back - it was my preferred option!dodgyrog wrote:Why not a 358 Win using a 1 in 12 pistol barrel blank - cheaper and easier maybe?
Plus loads of boolits to choose from!
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Re: Upgrade Badger's P14
If you want subsonic, why not a 338 Whisper or 338BR? It's the 7mm BR necked up to 338 for shooting big bullets nie and slow. I've been pondering this one for a while and may be going down this route if I can source matching reamer and dies.meles meles wrote:*Ponders*
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Its easy enough to get a good subsonic round with existing 30 calibres like the 303, 30-06, 308 etc. etc as there are plenty of good heavy cast boolit designs and moulds out there.
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Re: Upgrade Badger's P14
nothing is simple in the badgery world................dromia wrote:Its easy enough to get a good subsonic round with existing 30 calibres like the 303, 30-06, 308 etc. etc as there are plenty of good heavy cast boolit designs and moulds out there.
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300 AAC BLK (Blackout) ?? Uses resized 223 cases and 30cal boolits
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Hmmm, anybadger know of anywhere in the UK stocking .338 Federal ?
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meles meles wrote:Hmmm, anybadger know of anywhere in the UK stocking .338 Federal ?
Sure do, once you have built your rifle, I can supply as much as you want, and I will sell it to you at dollar prices. Your name is on it.
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Lucky we're the Badger with no name then...
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Re: Upgrade Badger's P14
What might you be doing with the bit ole TR P14 wood? - using it to prop up the sett or possibly a disposing of it somewhere in a Herts direction.....?
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