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Posts posted by gemihur
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On 3/29/2013 at 8:01 AM, Guest mechanically said:
I have a Contender with a 14" .22 barrel I purchased from a member here on TGO. Awesome gun, and one I've wanted to own since I was about 12 and my scoutmaster would bring a different barrel on his Contender every time we had a shooting campout for us to try.
I'm intrigued at purchasing a little rifle stock for it, just because I think it would be fun.
The pistol is in fact a pistol according to the S/N as sent from T/C.
But, if I put a stock on my pistol, am I correct in understanding that I would be in violation of the law prohibiting short-barrel rifles?
Therefore, if I want to enjoy my Contender in "rifle mode," I'll need to also purchase a barrel of at least 16"?
I'm hoping I'm wrong, but a little bummed that I suspect this fun little project might be more expensive than I initially thought...
Thanks in advance for the collective TGO wisdom! :wave:
You are correct, Sir.
With buttstock attached to receiver you must have at least 16" of barrel.
You may have a permanently attached extension to be in compliance
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a wise decision!
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options:
https://www.amazon.com/Hornady-Neck-Size-Die-308/dp/B003HHNZUA
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/116484/hornady-custom-grade-new-dimension-neck-sizer-die-30-caliber
to partially full length resize the body of your brass will not cause detriment at next firing.
I full length resize completely at each reloading. (30-30, 30-30AI, and 308 Bellm)
good shootin'
Jimmy
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Thank guys, for all your input.
Amazon offers sources for parts and supplies.
Thanks, again.
Thompson contender
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Dave,
You can still enjoy the break-actions, just select light recoiling cartridges like something from the TCU family
Bench shooting with a rifle wearing a bipod in 204 Ruger is absolutely a pleasure