From: "rastech", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Isn't the Browning lever-action a box feed already? Would
that function with the 307?
Bob
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The BLR is available in .308, I thought the Model 94
might be a bit more interesting though. I'm not really
that interested in .307, I'm pondering on the uses
of
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here in the US, the 307 is a lever action rifle cartridge,
designed to have the same case capacity as the 308
Winchester, AKA, 7.62 NATO. The case capacity is close to
the 308, but is not quite as strong as the 308 case.
The lever action Winchester, Marlin, and Rossi
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hmm, I wonder if a .307 Model 94 could be converted to a box feed
.308. That could be interesting.
Steve.
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As the Model 94 action is the one where the floor plate is hinged and
forms part of the action, you
From: "David M", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"The development of the rimmed .307 Win. began in 1980 with the first public
announcement in Dec 1982. The cartridge and the Model 94XTR Angle Eject
Carbine chambered for it were not available until early 1983."
Above and more details from Cartridges of
I was reading through a Spanish gun magazine today, and I
was fascinated to read about a rifle being sold there in
.307 Winchester.
Spain has a law banning modern military-style semi-autos in
military calibres, so you either have it converted to
straight-pull or have it in a non-military
