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Thread: Converting 32 Rimfire Long to 32 Smith and Wesson Centerfire

  1. 11-03-2014, 10:18 PM #21
    Hooker53
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    Does the favorite have an offset firing pin like the mod #4 roller?
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  2. 11-04-2014, 03:49 PM #22
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    First off the conversion is not that hard. it help if you have a mil to do the drilling on but I have done it with a drill press and lots of patience. The Stevens action is fine for the pressures it was made for... keep it in the 15,000 range or under and you will get years of service. If you push it it will work loose in short order. The last one of these I did was a reline and convert on a Steven's target rifle and it will shoot better than you can hold oout to 100 yards or so.
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