Possibility of a Bolt-action 7.62x25 SBR?

[tiriaq]

I have heard of M-1 carbines being converted to 7.62x25.

How long will surplus 7.62x25 be available?

[Lumberjack_Kerouac]

I'd buy one, I've been thinking about something like this for ages. Reminds me of the Enfields converted to 9mm.

[mossler]

Oddly, I would prefer a lever action converted to the x25. I know some made a Rossi M92 setup with said.

I honestly don't think it would be a viable project. That said, a take-down 1973 action x25 would be sweet.

[North of 7]

I'd be happy with even a chiappa little badger style single shot in this caliber. So easy for them to do...

North

[halv18]

Wow now someone is speaking my cheap ammo language. I’ve got a bunch of 7.62x25 that I can’t possibly shoot all from my Tok. Lever or bolt with a large magazine would be sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo great.

[TravAce]

I think a single shot would be most viable first step, feel out the market for it. it would sell really well I think and prove the market is there.

[MuthaFunk]

I'd be happy with even a chiappa little badger style single shot in this caliber. So easy for them to do...

North

Great idea!

I'd also be happy with this.

[mistero]

Why not just get a cheap savage open the bolt a bit. Slap on a 7.62x25 barrel and be on your merry way.

Because some people prefer the HARD WAY!!!

[surfclod]

I'd like a 10-12" barreled bolt action carbine that uses Tokarov magazines.

Keep the OAL short and tidy but long enough to remain Non-Restricted.

Be a handy little truck or tractor gun with a red dot or 3x scope, deal with varmints around the farm but better ballistics than a 9mm PCC.

[Deathrawt]

I wonder if a JRcarbine or tnw asr could be converted to shoot the 7.62x25?
Be a sweet little plinker if it could