I need a recommendation on barrel relining and chambering. I have 2 rolling blocks that need this.
Thanks

Buy a liner and drill from Brownells and have at em Butch. You have more than enough machine to do it. I solder them in but most kids today glue them. If you solder them, clamp the barrel and liner over the BBQ and put a bronze brush on an old cleaning rod. Run acid or rosin flux through the drilled out bore with the bronze brush and then use the same brush to tin the inside. Scrub the tin into it really good with the brush. Then tin the liner and slide the two together. Feed more tin into the gap between the two at the chamber and muzzle end until it will take no more. Let it cool, trim the ends and chamber and crown in the usual fashion.

Yeah, I know that you would rather pay someone to do it !

Definitely glue it in; WAY less drama. I would do it but I don't have the chamber reamer.

There's a company in NC that sells liners in many bores and twist rates, way beyond the few available from Brownells. What caliber are you looking for? The liners have ODs that don't match the piloted drills from Brownells so drilling is a bit more complicated but if anyone has a source for custom piloted drills I'd like to know. And, glue is the wat to go.

Well, I looked at the piloted drill, liner, and a reamer. I think it is better to have a good smith that does this all the time. This is a one time deal for me.

Butch,

John Taylor is your man if you can get on his schedule. Don't know if you've asked him yet. He does some of the best relines I've ever seen.

He is hard to get in touch with and is way out time wise. Looks like Redman has a slot for me.
John Taylor has a good following though.

I've used Redman's liners and have nothing but good to say about them. I think you'll like them.