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About LinkBacksThis is a weird trend.Buy a 7MM magnum and then turn it into a .280 thats still eats 70gr of powder.It will cost money to chop and recrown, wont help resale and will leave you with a rifle thats not particularly good at anything. Going by your sig you already have a .308 .
But I suppose someone on the internet has done it so.......
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09-03-2012, 08:49 AM #10Member
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