To re-barrel or not , or.......................

[remington jim]

Jennings Outdoor is our local go-to Weatherby guy for warranty and/or if Dave can't fix it, it can't be fixed

THats TRUE to ! RJ

 

[bearhunter]

Not.

My Grandad used to say "plenty of good horses in the world, no sense wasting your time on a bad one"

Same goes for a lot of people. Your grandfather made a good analogy.

 

[Mystic Precision]

If you want a beater that goes hunting, get a Rem 783. If you dont mind a 7RM, there are a few new onsale at dealers for around $400.

Bed them and I would expect 1/2 to 2/3 MOA quite easily. The hunting bolt knob bugs me but most don't mind.

If you like the Vanguard as a platform, prefits are now possible so the rebarrel isn't going to cost too much... BUT if all you want is a beater, there are plenty of great running plastic fantastics to choose from.

FYI, the 783 in factory trim will be 1lb heavier then a T3.

Jerry

 

[cody c]

Sell it on the cheap, a rebarrel candidate...

Replace with a 783 on sale, or something else, even if you turn it for $300, you can replace for around $400-450, so a new barrel for $150 essentially.

 

[BrotherRockeye]

Truer words were never spoken..... especially if that was given as dating advice

it was horse related...but your statement calls into question your dating preferences...travel with a stool in the trunk do ya?



JK

Did you make a decide yet KT?

 

[Kelly Timoffee]

it was horse related...but your statement calls into question your dating preferences...travel with a stool in the trunk do ya?



JK

Did you make a decide yet KT?

Kelly made a decide........................

Dogleg spotted this one for me.

https://www.dantesports.com/en/shop...-stainless/?attribute_option=Cal.300+Win.+Mag.

It was either this or a 700 police on the EE.

 

[boxhitch]

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