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    Barrel cut/crown/threading question


    For the gunsmiths among us...

    Does the barrel need to be removed from a Savage 10/110 action in order to cut it down (say from 26 to 20") and thread the muzzle?

    What about a 700?

    Thanks!

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    Depends on the lathe but you shouldn't need to.
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    I have to with my lathe as my head stock is 34"

    I do most of mine between centers so I take mine down. It all depends on the smiths setup. I think it's easier to take them down even if you have a short head stock lathe.

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    My south bend 9" only has 3/4" hole through the spindle as well. Would have to come off for me to do it.

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