has anyone rebarreled a #1.....curious as to which gunsmith should be used, or has been satisfying to members, as I am considering redoing a #1 to 348 Winchester, hopefully in 1-S configuration.
just contemplating this move, any thoughts, recommendations, what(who) to avoid.... just a good discussion.
thanks
rebarreling a #1
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Re: rebarreling a #1
While I have not personally used him, Mark Penrod in Indiana gets the most positive press among No.1 guys.
Just google it to find him. Good luck!
Just google it to find him. Good luck!
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Re: rebarreling a #1
Followed your hint, sent a email to Jason at Lipsey's, cordial reply indicating they are deciding on 2016 models right now. I missed suggesting the pad, which I agree would be very attractive, but we agree on the other features, esp. the model....the wood would also be very positive, but I doubt it would occur. It is too bad we can't get wood like Sako uses on its Bavarian Carbines, but they are $2400 retail, so I suppose that we could see the wood if it would sell, just not at $1200. There was a time 40 years ago when Walnut with good figuring was competitively priced, but scarcity and demand have ended that. Have my fingers crossed on a 1-S. in .348!