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  1. Rustyvper

    Sounds like a good project to me. The origional barrel did have steps. They were probably removed. If the barrel cleans up good it should make a good hunting rifle. I would clean the barrel and shoot it to see if it is good. Aftermarket stocks are avaible for the Swedish Mauser. Pics as you progress please?

    Bob

  2. Hey guys,

    Which one of the new reloading manuals has the most data for the 9.3x62 Mauser? None of my manuals list this cartridge. I,m interested in safe loads for a M649 Husqvarna, which is based off of the model 96 Mauser. What are some of your favorite powders? I purchased some 250 Gr. Nosler Accubond bullets. I would like to keep velocitys in the 2200-2300 FPS range.

    Thanks,

    Bob

  3. 8uck5nort,

    What bullet weight are you using? What powder? My Sierra manual lists .357 mag losds for lever action rifles with a 18.5 inch barrel. My manual shows the Sierra 158 gr. JHC/JSP bullet with WW296 and a CCI 550 primer. Using 15.0 grns.(starting load)1600FPS,17.0grns.(max load) at 1800 FPS. WW296 is the slowest powder shownn for .357 mag in my manual. As per saefty, start at minimuum starting loads.

    Bob

     

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  4. I think the Shaw barrel is better quality. I guess it depends on if you have the equipment and the ability to do the work needed on the E.R. Shaw barrel. I just recieved my E.R. Shaw barrel yesterday. I ordered one in .257. I have a KAR reciever that I have been wanting to do a .257 Roberts on.

    don't worry someone else already screwed with it.

    Bob

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