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About LinkBacksNo. Not really. As I am getting the barrel done for a blaser I can use the 300 without any mods as I have the mag and bolt head already. I would likely have feeding issues with the .357/38.Originally Posted by ChrisF
If I was going to build a dedicated rifle then yes I see a lot of merit in that chambering. Especially projectile choice.
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