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Thread: Thinkng of building a 30/30 Rolling block, what do you guys think?

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    MM93- Thank you for the explanation and how to, kind of figured something like that. I have a .458" barrel laying in there threaded next to it (#5). I believe the extractor will need a touch also. Would you buy a new one and leave the 7mm extractor alone just in case?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gtek View Post
    MM93- Thank you for the explanation and how to, kind of figured something like that. I have a .458" barrel laying in there threaded next to it (#5). I believe the extractor will need a touch also. Would you buy a new one and leave the 7mm extractor alone just in case?
    No, I wouldn't save the 7mm extractor. Not sure who would ever need or want it, and the rim is smaller, so taking some metal off for a .45-70 rim would be cheap and easy.

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    I like the concept of a .30/30 single shot. Should be a neat gun when you get it done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by muskeg13 View Post
    True for when it was adopted in 1888, but the Swedes had begun loading smokeless by 1892 and reconditioned their rifles for smokeless. Receivers were re-hardened and new blocks and hammers with better steel were installed.

    https://www.chuckhawks.com/swedish_r...lock_rifle.htm

    http://www.gotavapen.se/gota/artikla.../remington.htm
    Ya gotta be careful what you read on the net. That chuckhawks website says I'm an "authority" on Swedish military firearms. Dang! I gotta be careful what I say. More than few errors on that page.

    Don't push old guns too hard. Respect their limitations. You know how you find out their limitations? By exceeding them.

    http://dutchman.rebooty.com/RBfailure.html

    Dutch

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dutchman View Post
    Ya gotta be careful what you read on the net. That chuckhawks website says I'm an "authority" on Swedish military firearms. Dang! I gotta be careful what I say. More than few errors on that page.

    Don't push old guns too hard. Respect their limitations. You know how you find out their limitations? By exceeding them.

    http://dutchman.rebooty.com/RBfailure.html

    Dutch
    I've found many of Chuck Hawk's postings to have numerous errors. I'd never use him as a single source of info without getting input from others. He seems to post as an "authority" on a lot of stuff, but not sure he's got expertise on any one thing.

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