I plan to send my Ruger action to LW facilities in Germany, to have a barrel chambered and threaded on it. I suppose they make good work. Any similar experience? Thanks - Lorenzo
wildboar, check on the Gunsmithing forum. Use the search facility and look for "Lothar Walther", you'll find these barrels have an almost religious following among some forum members. - mike
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Posts: 6653 | Location: Switzerland | Registered: 11 March 2002
Hi Lorenzo It is not expensive, if rebarreling and headspace control is done at LW and the barrel is MQ ? was it Match quality or standard barrel the gun shop talked about?I lived for 26 years ago in nice what a nice place. I feel a lot of nostalgia. now i have to prepare myself for a cold winter with more than -30 dgree celsius in Sweden moi qui,aime le solie et la mer danny
Posts: 1127 | Location: Sweden | Registered: 19 June 2000
Hi Danny, the work should be done at LW factory and I am pretty sure that the barrel is "standard". -30 degrees is REALLY cold! Here on the coast the lowest temperatures never go below 0/-1 degrees, but in the inland (for example where I shot the chamois) the temperature can reach -8/-12 degrees. regards - Lorenzo
Hi Lorenzo exposing to the -10 degree at (les alpes maritim)is a different thing than living a long winter witm many minus degrees every day. have a nice time in Nice and don't forget the poors living in the cold danny
Posts: 1127 | Location: Sweden | Registered: 19 June 2000
Hi Dan It dependes to your age. when you are young -30 would not frighten you but, when you get older and suffer from rehumatism like me then it is not cool at all. i would prefer to live somewhere with +30 celsius than -30 when retired i may return to the warmer corners of the world ,but until that i have to suffer regards danny
Posts: 1127 | Location: Sweden | Registered: 19 June 2000
Hi Dan, I will make you suffer a little more! Right now (midnight) here in Menton, 8 km east of Monte Carlo, the temperature is + 22 C. Regards - Lorenzo
Hi Lorenzo 7-8 mounth later the winter is gone and Summer is back again,then Sweden is one of the best place on the earth to be . the best is living winter time in France and summer in Sweden Back in early 70s it was very easy to find a little cheap wineyard on the country side not far from Nice or Aix- en provence. how is the possibilty now? is it still possible to find some farms at human price or not? regards danny
Posts: 1127 | Location: Sweden | Registered: 19 June 2000