AustinL911
Lil-Rokslider
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- May 24, 2016
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My ultimate desire for a backcountry rifle that I have to pack in is a Kimber Adirondack in 6.5c, however, I'm not quite ready to drop the coin on one + an optics setup for it. What I'm thinking instead to get me by for a few years is to buy a barrel for my T/C Pro Hunter muzzle loader that I purchased from Haus of Arms. It's already been tweaked, has a fantastic trigger that they worked over, and is relatively light as it is.
I was thinking about having them ream out one of Bellm's .30-06 barrels to 300wm and chop it to 22" to maintain the handiness that I have now with the 20" muzzleloader barrel, and maybe port it. Yea, I know 22" isn't ideal for a magnum caliber, but I think it will be sufficient for what I want it for (and extremely loud...), which is for most North American big game <600yd.
The single shot could prove to be a pain in the ass, but for a temporary setup (and maybe a future Alaska moose/griz gun), I think it will work for the time being.
I searched, but couldn't find much discussion on these rifles being used. Anyone use one and how do you like it? I love it in muzzleloader mode, so I'm hoping that carries over in centerfire mode.
I was thinking about having them ream out one of Bellm's .30-06 barrels to 300wm and chop it to 22" to maintain the handiness that I have now with the 20" muzzleloader barrel, and maybe port it. Yea, I know 22" isn't ideal for a magnum caliber, but I think it will be sufficient for what I want it for (and extremely loud...), which is for most North American big game <600yd.
The single shot could prove to be a pain in the ass, but for a temporary setup (and maybe a future Alaska moose/griz gun), I think it will work for the time being.
I searched, but couldn't find much discussion on these rifles being used. Anyone use one and how do you like it? I love it in muzzleloader mode, so I'm hoping that carries over in centerfire mode.