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So today I drove up to Lacey WA to Cabelas. While I was there I was looking at the used rifles and found a good looking Remington 700 SPS in .300 WSM. Everything looked great on this rifle except someone had done a really good job and cut down the barrel and re-crowned it. I bought it anyways because it was a really really good deal and I can get another barrel for it. My question is why would someone have gone to all the work to shorten it to 16.5" from 24"?
 
What the previous owner accomplished was turning his "Short Mag" into most probably an anemic .308. Maybe he owns stock in a powder company and was single-handedly trying to boost sales, or perhaps he enjoyed the dual benefit of igniting all vegetation around him for a warming fire after the shot.
 

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