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SPF Swedish .50-70 Rolling Block REDUCED


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SPF Nice economical Swedish rolling block sporter in .50-70. Started life as a military M67 rifle chambered in 12.7x44R. At some point, it was sporterized by shortening the barrel to 29.5", replacing stocks and adding fixed rear and blade/bead front sight. An attempt was made to brown the barrels, but residual silver solder from original rear sight made a less than perfect attempt. Still, looks fine and should shoot well. Bore would rate Good +. I pulled this out of storage and took advantage of the rented .50-70 reamer and now it is a no problem reloading affair. All in all a functional and shootable rolling block sporter with attractive stocks. Asking $425 shipped to your door.

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Bumpity Bump!

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24 minutes ago, Navy Davey said:

Why did you have to use a reamer ?

The 12.7 mm round is a few thousandths smaller than .50-70. The problem is that brass and dies for it are pricey. Since bullets for original fall within the diameter range of, say, a .50-70 Trapdoor, reaming simplified the whole process. I even reamed my personal Husqvarna No. 3, as it had a tight chamber and would not chamber rounds from my 12.7x44R dies. I had to run loaded rounds partially into a .500 S&W sizing die to make them chamber. What a pain!

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1 hour ago, ACW said:

Here is some info in the 12.7mm / .50-70 http://autochart.com/12_7mm-50-70.htm

Good reference for those who might be curious or have concerns.  I have this link in my roller folder, along with lots of other useful and useless information! LOL.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Hey Dusty!

You still got this punkin' ball thrower in 50/70?

Please reply to:

Harley04121957a@gmail.com 

I got fed up with Yahoo.

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