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Unread 05-05-2016, 07:46 AM   #1
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I agree. It may realistically hold up, but most would not take the chance.

I am sure that any cartridge that was roots to the turn of the last century could be loaded right to work on an older shotgun action. But who wants to build something that needs a safety disclaimer attached to it.
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I've always liked .405 WCF
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a 35 whelan would be nice....but the old 30-30 and the 35 remington are good choices too...charlie
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Hmmm. I guess I wonder how a 12 ga shotgun would wind up with a .30 or .40 caliber bore? Sleeving?

Are you thinking the action isn't strong enough, or the barrel, or both? I'd think there's plenty of opportunity to make the chamber strong enough.
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After receiving the Parker SBT from the seller in Michigan, I shipped it back. Too many issues with this SBT. Took it to Cullity's for inspection as I noted a number of issues. The ejector mechanism requires serious work, the inside of the fore end had been re-worked improperly, the top rib had several sections of non parker rib material installed (patched in)and the rib wasn't even level. Just too many issues and would have been a money sink to correct so I declined the purchase and shipped it back. I'd do better to pick up a BT-99 for all the trap shooting I do.
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Brian have you thought about the .35 Winchester? Ballistics fall between the .35 Rem and .35 Whelen and cases are easily formed from .30-40 Krag cases. Even without max loads it puts deer and bear down instantly and psi should be similar to the .30-40
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