What all is involved in increasing a magazine capacity by 1 or 2 rounds in a Winchester M70 375 H&H?
Is this actual gunsmith work or just changing out parts like follower, spring, box and bottom metal?

Beretta 687 EELL Ducks Unlimited limited edition 12-gauge over-and-under shotgun. Built on Beretta’s ultra-reliable, low-profile 680-series action, this premium "Luxury Execution" model features elegant side plates that showcase exquisite, full-coverage factory master engraving with designs by David Maas. The side plates display beautifully detailed Ducks Unlimited waterfowl and marsh scenes on the left, paired with upland game scenes on the right, all bordered by rich floral...

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This is my first step into the double rifle arena.

I just picked this up at the Rock Island Auction. I put in what I thought was a very conservative bid and, to my surprise, ended up bringing it home. I think I got a great buy.

I know some people consider the Tikka/Marocchi 512 to be an entry-level double rifle, but that's perfectly fine with me. My goal is to have a reliable, shootable double that I can enjoy without worrying about putting miles on a much more expensive English or...

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I just bought a 1959 Winchester Model 70 in 30-06 off a gun forum up here in the great white north. I've been pondering a new offering from Winchester in 30-06 for some time, (more specifically a new Super Grade in AAA French walnut) and then magically this one popped up on the sale forum. I didn't hesitate this time fellas. If it's not pissing rain this fall I'll take it out for moose and bear on day trips.



Cheers

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I wanted to announce that, starting in 2026, every African grade Chapuis double rifle (.375, .450-400 NE and .470 NE) will come with a free base and adapter for RMR red-dot mounts.

I was able to negotiate a great price with the incomparable Andy Larsson of Skinner Sights, and I am happy to be able to offer this added value to the double rifle community.

The way it's mounted is:

1 - Carefully unscrew and remove the front scope-mounting block in the quarter-rib. This requires a very...

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