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rbertalotto
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Rescuing a Remington Hepburn
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I finished the old Remington Hepburn that has been staring at me from the bench for months!
Wrote another article about it on my web page.
Hope you enjoy it!
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Re: Rescuing a Remington Hepburn
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Great article! Did you happen to try any 32-20 bullets in a 32-40 case first? Someone may have invented the 313 swift before you altered it. lol
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Yes I did try the shorter bullets in the 32-40 case but accuracy was not good. I think it was a bad chamber job in any event. Plus, pretty big cartridge for such a small bullet.
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.33-40 Pope?
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The only sensible thing to do ........... Reline the barrel to .22 and cut a chamber for 22 Hornet
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