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.35 Whelen Savage Custom
« on: April 08, 2011, 02:50:13 AM »
It is my understanding that the Savage Custom Shop will bulit just about anything a customer asks for (for a price). Chamberings will depend on if they have that particular reamer in the shop. Has anyone ever gotten a .35Whelen from Savage? What was the relative cost compared to a stock rifle in say .30-06 and might having it rebored be a more cost effective route?

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Re: .35 Whelen Savage Custom
« Reply #1 on: April 11, 2011, 06:54:37 AM »
You may want to check out www.savageshooters.com.

Pretty much a guarantee that someone will know the answer and can provide details.

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Re: .35 Whelen Savage Custom
« Reply #2 on: April 22, 2011, 10:22:35 AM »
I have a 35 whelen in a Addams & Bennet barrel.  I would not consider a rebore, too many options for new barrels out there.
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Re: .35 Whelen Savage Custom
« Reply #3 on: April 22, 2011, 10:57:27 AM »
Yooper,

E. R. Shaw with put together a rifle using a Savage 110 Action, a Shaw Barrel in .35 Whelen and just about any other caliber with a choice of laminated or checkered wood stocks, composite stock for a price.  Calibers .17 Remington upto a .458 Lott.

This is their website for quotes on a customized 110 Savage rifle.

http://ershawbarrels.com/build-your-e-r-shaw-mk-VII-rifle.htm

Or you can get a .35 Whelen barrel kit from Shaw for a Savage action you own:

SavageŽ 10/110 Factory Contoured Barrels *
Direct replacement barrels (minimal stock work may be needed) threaded and chambered for your action. Available in Standard, Magnum, Heavy Magnum & Varmint Contours at the same price.
4140 Chrome Moly Steel
   -"In the White"   $160
4140 Chrome Moly Steel
   -"Blued"  $205

 416 Stainless Steel
   -"Polished"  $230
416 Stainless Steel
   -"Bead Blasted" $265 
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