H Hotel1Actual Bearcat Joined Nov 25, 2010 Messages 60 Feb 11, 2012 #1 What calibers were available in the short action version?
E El Numero Uno Buckeye Joined Feb 21, 2006 Messages 1,017 City & State/Province Pidcoke, Texas, USA Feb 12, 2012 #2 .22-250, .243, 6mm, .308, .284, 6.5 RM, & .350 RM; not recalling any others in the short action.
M mcknight77 Blackhawk Joined Aug 12, 2003 Messages 659 City & State/Province Helena, MT Feb 12, 2012 #3 .22-250, .220Swift, .243, 6mm, .250Savage, 6.5RemMag, .284Win, .308, .350RemMag.
E El Numero Uno Buckeye Joined Feb 21, 2006 Messages 1,017 City & State/Province Pidcoke, Texas, USA Feb 12, 2012 #4 Jim, Yep! That's right. Knew I should have left this Flat bolt question to you M77 experts.
M mcknight77 Blackhawk Joined Aug 12, 2003 Messages 659 City & State/Province Helena, MT Feb 12, 2012 #5 Ex-spurt! ........... Yup, that's me. Wonder what rare M77 Hotel1Actual is on the trail of?
S SteveRuger Hunter Supporting Member Joined Apr 6, 2004 Messages 2,476 City & State/Province Northern, Utah. USA Feb 12, 2012 #6 I had a 220 Swift Flat Bolt until the last Tulsa Show & the potato farmer talked me into bringing it to see & he left with it! It was one of the best I have shot! Great gun!
I had a 220 Swift Flat Bolt until the last Tulsa Show & the potato farmer talked me into bringing it to see & he left with it! It was one of the best I have shot! Great gun!
OP H Hotel1Actual Bearcat Joined Nov 25, 2010 Messages 60 Feb 12, 2012 #7 I saw the rifle today, it is in .358 Winchester, but the serial# on the bolt do not match the serial# on the rifle.
I saw the rifle today, it is in .358 Winchester, but the serial# on the bolt do not match the serial# on the rifle.
