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I posted this in the ss rifle forum and thought I try over here too.

Are the screws on the muzzleloader forearms bigger than on a regular rifle forearm? I bought a box full of stuff with about five forearms in it and I'm having trouble identifying them.

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Rich


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The encore forends that I have all use the same screws.Bullberry http://www.bullberry.com and so did virgin valley guns(out of business)uses a different setup for their forends.
 
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Here's why I ask:
I have 2 barrels for my Encore. One is a muzzleloader rifle barrel and the other is a ProHunter pistol barrel. I have the brown laminate stock/grip and forend setup for both. The m/l barrel uses much bigger screws to attach the forend than the pistol barrel. With that said, in the grab bag I purchased there are three contender forends and two Encore(?) forends. One of these is a camo unit that uses the same screws as my M/L barrel and has a large barrel channel, the other has a smaller channel, is walnut and uses the same size screws as my pistol setup. BUT it is the same length as the M/L rifle forend. It has a P/N stamped on the inside but was double stamped and just looks like jibberish to me. If you know what I have let me know. I can post pics if it would help.

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Rich


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On the one I had uses bigger screws on the muzzleloader barrel because it has nuts weilded to the barrel for the foreend.The heavy barrel I had uses smaller screws because they screw straight into the barrel,Hope this helps
 
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Yes the screws are bigger for the muzzleloader forearm.I'm not 100% positive(can't find my T/C catalog)but I don't think they make a walnut forearm for the Black powder barrel.All my walnut stocks fit certian barrel lenghts in center fire calibers.You could measure the hole spaces and the forearm lenght then email T/C to find out want they will work on.
 
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Thanks guys.


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Originally posted by Slewfoot:
Yes the screws are bigger for the muzzleloader forearm.I'm not 100% positive(can't find my T/C catalog)but I don't think they make a walnut forearm for the Black powder barrel.All my walnut stocks fit certian barrel lenghts in center fire calibers.You could measure the hole spaces and the forearm lenght then email T/C to find out want they will work on.
Just saw an Encore muzzle stuffer TC with a Walnut forend on EBay thought about bidding on it item # 180003871777
 
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I own an Encore with a walnut stock and forend. Got the stock parts at Fox Ridge Outfitters in New Hampshire.

They have a website and hard copy catalog, they are a distributor for T/C parts. I believe it's:

www.foxridgeoutfitters.com


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I have a Encore with a 12 gauge turkey barrel, and it uses larger screws and has a wider barrel channel than my one for rifle barrels.
 
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Brent:

Welcome home!!! And thanks. How do you like the Encore shotgun barrel?

I should have added that my Encore is a muzzleloader, since that was the question.


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