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I've been wanting to do some experimental chamberings on a mauser "mule" action, and was looking for sources of cheap take off tubes other than e-bay. It seems that most take offs go for more than they are worth on e-bay.


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most take offs go for more than they are worth on e-bay.


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Reminds me of what a friend said regarding e-bay. When you try and sell something, nobody wants to bid on it. When you try to buy something, everyone runs up the price.


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I have several 8 X 57 milsurp barrels if this helps you.


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Paul,
You used to be able to find them on Gun List. That paper is not what it used to be, but it might be a source. GunsAmerica also has a listing for barrels.


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What is cheap. Sportsman Guide has 1922 7x57 Mil. barrels for $60.

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Try Sarco.

They had some "lost in the warehouse for years" barrels a while back. Seems like they are always advertising barrels for mausers. If you call them they will tell you what they've got. Dont rely on the Shotgun news advertisements.

I have gotten take off barrels from gunsmiths that do a lot of match rifle work. They cut off the threads/chamber and re-chamber, re-contour, re-thread and lap. Its an excellent way to get a cheap, (or free) Krieger or Obermeyer, you just pay for the machining and barrel install. Most target barrels are replaced before they are truley shot out and cutting a new chamber usually breathes some life back in them, at least good enough for a hunting rig.

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There are web sites that specialize in selling take off's. Just do a search. I do believe Numrich (spelling) is still in business as well and offers, or at least they used to, a huge selection.


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I have two Rem take offs on brand new223 and a 25-06 that had some heavy use. Both sporters If you can use them they are yours. I was hoping to give them to someone wanting to practice, neede a fireform barrel or experiment. I will not part with them for a rebarrel. Both are servicable just do not want someone to go to the expense and trouble to maybe get a turd.
 
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