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Thread: Which gunsmith do you trust with your barrels?

  1. 04-10-2019, 01:14 PM #1
    ihmsakiwi
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    Which gunsmith do you trust with your barrels?

    Hi Guys,

    May need to get a little more free-bore put in to a 284 Winchester Kreiger barrel and wondered who you would trust to do this?
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    I'd talk to @Fiwi on here as he's Hamilton based with DPT or I'd use Scott Trail at SSRNZ
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    Refer your other post but why?
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    Dave Ward in Dovedale did my .284 and its awesome.
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    We haven't got the throating reamers to do that type of work. Sorry.
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    Hi Marty,

    Just weighing up all the possibilities in case the bullet is too far into the case. Will know soon enough.
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    Isn't the gunsmith at Reloaders supposed to be pretty good? I heard he is a former fitter turner.
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    Thanks Guys,
    @zimmer private messaged me and explained the pitfalls of doing this with an already fired barrel.

    I will forgo this procedure and try the projectiles. If they ( Lapua 180gr) are too difficult probably go to Sierra's or Bergers.
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