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About LinkBacksIve been thinking about chopping back the barrel on my Kimber 7mm WSM ever since I received my new replaced HRE can & after reading Tui's & lazys post I thought I'd see what you fullas think, my original gen 1 & 2 HRE cans butted right up to the for end but the new gen 3 model is over 3.5" shorter
This is now being used as an alrounder 10-600yard rifle
As it is at the moment, 22.5" barrel with 162 A-maxes doing 3000fps
With new can fitted, a little long for in the scrub & quite front heavy
What it would look like if I cut the barrel back to 19" plus 4" forward with the suppressor
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08-03-2012, 10:18 PM #1Apparently the 2 biggest cunts on here lol
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To chop or not to chop
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