[QUOTE=gadgetman;595420]Has some OK glass on the current rifle that could get swapped over. What sort of magnification should I throw on, with reasonable quality glass, to get out to 1km?[/QUOTE
EBF's your man, but he's at a comp today in Tauranga - his advice to me was 6-20+ mag - and good dialable vertical to reach out beyond with the 7rm. Reticle is important too. Throw on a 20 Moa rail too to add a bit more range before you get to top out where clicks get a bit more unreliable ( I got mine from waitaki for just over a hundy)! His are really dimensionally correct. I went vortex and sightron for mine.
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The other way is to get Burris signature zee rings with the offset inserts in it. They will give the 20MOA or so without needing a rail. You will need about 25MOA comeup to get to 1000 yds with a 7mm mag.
Why not just rebarrel the 243 she has to say a 1:7 twist? Could shoot those new slippery ELDM's Hornady just released.
Welll I personally can think of several........................................... ..........dozen
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Good choice on 7RM. Grab a Sightron 6-24 S3, it has 100 MOA dial range and another 20 in the MOA reticle. With a canted base and Burris rings you will be able to use all of it :-)
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