@ Big 20
I helped a friend rebarrel his 1909 Argentine to 35 Whelen when I did my Mauser to the same.
Both feed just fine and we did not have to lenghen the magazine box at all.
That is a great caliber, and we both used the Adams-Bennett Barrels we got from Midway when they were in sale.
The accuracy is excelent, and we are both very pleased with the way the rifles turned out.
He installed a Boyd's stock on his, and I built a custom for mine.
We both installed a pachmeyer recoil pad on the stock to lessen the recoil and they are very managable.
I drilled and tapped both receivers for Leupold scope mounts and welded on a custom bolt handle.
He opted for having me modify his military trigger to a set screw adjustment, and went with a low scope safety.
I replaced the Bolt sleeve on mine and installed a Timney trigger with a side safety.
He left his trigger guard stock, but I reshaped mine to a more streamline shape with an extended magazine release.
I was going to modify the original floorplate to a Hinged style, but just didnt get around to it.
Both rifles sport a nice Slow rust Blue matt finish , and no iron sights.
