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  1. 30-01-2013, 01:15 PM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by leathel View Post
    less than one inch.... how do you figure that...the but of the rifle stays on your shoulder, length of pull stays the same.... action + gain in case length is well over 1" (remembering the effective length of barrel starts at the rifling)... Its all added to the end in real terms not the middle
    Sorry should have put in the same overall length....
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  3. 30-01-2013, 01:26 PM #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg View Post
    Sorry should have put in the same overall length....
    with a shorter effective length of barrel as the trigger you want in the same place...action is longer...case is longer rifling starts later....
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    Quote Originally Posted by leathel View Post
    with a shorter effective length of barrel as the trigger you want in the same place...action is longer...case is longer rifling starts later....
    Case is bigger..... more powder.....more speed......more recoil....more power....bring it on....
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  5. 30-01-2013, 03:02 PM #34
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    Re: Rem 700 SA VS LA

    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg View Post
    Case is bigger..... more powder.....more speed......more recoil....more power....bring it on....
    Forgot one. . . ... . .more impractical hunting rifle

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    Can fit a pretty big case in a short action now to.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg View Post
    Case is bigger..... more powder.....more speed......more recoil....more power....bring it on....

    But if you just want a std sort of a rifle I come back to the 7mmSAUM Vs The 280AI...

    Then you have the Fatso Vs Rem Mag etc etc

    Yes if you want the biggest baddest it will always be better to go long.... but you can gets some pretty effective rounds in a short if shorter OAL is what you want... how much power do you need
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    Firing a heavy mag with a big bell end on it using fucking earmuffs hunting or should I say shooting is to me ridiculous - I have seen the light.
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    Re: Rem 700 SA VS LA

    For a laugh an just to see Greg, post a photo off your edge balanced on its balance point, an ill do same when I get home tonight

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    Quote Originally Posted by tui_man2 View Post
    to get to the real root of this should we post pics of our... and get it done with?
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    Did you mean this?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tui_man2 View Post
    For a laugh an just to see Greg, post a photo off your edge balanced on its balance point, an ill do same when I get home tonight

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    I fail to see what this has to do with this thread....

    I was talking about the difference in weight or lack of it between a Remington short & long action as I was surprised so figured others would be as well...... nothing more, nothing less.....


    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg View Post
    There has been a bit more chatter lately about running SA instead of LA to save weight.

    I had a weigh up this arvo.....

    These are only Remingtons but are a fair representation of a commonly used action for a custom build.

    Both SA & LA with standard action, bolt, BTM metal, follower, spring, mag box & same brand alloy rail.

    There is only 7/8", 22.22mm difference in length.

    Here are the pics.

    Rem 700 Short action.



    Rem 700 Long action.



    As you can see from the pics with those two actions there is a whole 85 grams in it.

    The first time I weighed them I used a diffrent SA & the difference was 95 grams ......

    Still not much no matter how you cut it.......

    The McMillan stocks I have weighed in the past have been basically the same or the LA was lighter due to more stock material being removed...

    Is it really worth the hassle of running a short/compromised round in a SA to save that much weight....

    What is all the fuss about ????
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    I am more interested in seeing Kiwi ingenuity matched with a bit of technological cunning.Seems it is alive and well in NZ.
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    Rem 700 SA VS LA

    Which brand of hand cream would any of you suggest that offers the least amount of friction and any other side benefits that may come from your preferred lotion?
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    Re: Rem 700 SA VS LA

    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Which brand of hand cream would any of you suggest that offers the least amount of friction and any other side benefits that may come from your preferred lotion?
    Im married so just use whatever the wife has

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Which brand of hand cream would any of you suggest that offers the least amount of friction and any other side benefits that may come from your preferred lotion?
    IT PUTS THE LOTION ON
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    IT PUTS THE LOTION ON
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