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Just a suggestion, reboring normally is a near 2 year deal, last time I checked..Thats why I rebarrel. Unless you have an octogon, ribbed, intrgral sights barrel its just not worth the effort and none of them will guarentee accuracy or that the barrel won,t warp...For whatever its worth. ------------------ | |||
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<Don G> |
Every time re-boring comes up I see the name LaBounty. I don't know how to get in touch with him. Maybe a web search would turn it up. I think he does them in batches of the same caliber. If he's just done your desired caliber it may be a year before he gets back around to it. Is the .250 enough to clean up a .224? Don | ||
<Bill Tompkins> |
All, Labounty Precision Reboring, Inc. 7968 Silver Lake RD. Maple Falls, WA. Wells Sports Store Cliff might be backed up, I don't know. | ||
<Don G> |
Thanks, Bill, I did not know that Dan did reboring. Don | ||
<migra> |
Try Apex rifle Company in Flagstaff AZ. When I worked for them we used to do a lot of rebores. Give them a try. Sorry i don't have a phone # or address but information should be able to give you a listing. | ||
<Bearhunter> |
Thanks to all. I was in touch with Wells Sports Store and was impressed with their knowledge and success with providing this service. Sounds like an option I'll try. | ||
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Bear Hunter Did they quote prices and time frame? | |||
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<Bearhunter> |
Craftsman, Dan said that it would be approx. a 3 month return time on the gun. The cost is $265.00, which included, reboring, rechamber, hand-lap and recrown. | ||
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Geeeez, that is cheap. Better send a check before they change their mind. | |||
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I agree that is a very reasonable price and turn around time. | |||
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