i been looking for a 32 or 36 cherokee barrel for some time with no luck, but i did find a 45 cal barrel that was in better shape than mine, heres my question .could some one build me a barrel useing the parts off the old 45 cal barrel ? how much would that cost and who could do it ??
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Boker,
Might cost you less to have your .45 drilled out and lined with a .36 barrel liner.
Mark
Might cost you less to have your .45 drilled out and lined with a .36 barrel liner.
Mark
ohio ramrod
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The last liner I bought was $5.00 /inch just for the liner. Cherokee barrels are approximately 24 iunches.So you are looking at $120 plus shipping for a liner before you have it installed. :idunno: :idunno:
IF, you find a blank your looking at;
Breech plug and Install,
Under rail install,
Thimbles,
Dovetail front sight.
Drill/tap for Rear sights,
Dovetail for Under lug,
200 too possibly over 250 for labor alone.
That's + the cost of barrel and shipping two ways, :idunno:
Breech plug and Install,
Under rail install,
Thimbles,
Dovetail front sight.
Drill/tap for Rear sights,
Dovetail for Under lug,
200 too possibly over 250 for labor alone.
That's + the cost of barrel and shipping two ways, :idunno:
Track of the Wolf's outsource smith will do the work,
http://www.trackofthewolf.com/List/Item.aspx/1012/1
They don't do work there, they send it out.
William Young was doing alot of it,,(?)
Trick now is finding a barrel, what with GM backing off production.
Give Track a call and ask them what can be done.
Ask for Greg or John,,
They don't do work there, they send it out.
William Young was doing alot of it,,(?)
Trick now is finding a barrel, what with GM backing off production.
Give Track a call and ask them what can be done.
Ask for Greg or John,,
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If you want a barrel yes they can use your parts and I'd call Track of the Wolf, but also look at Cains outdoors or maybe Log cabin. Some have made good post about Ed Rayl out is W.V. he might be a good source for this project. Roundball is one of the fellers who has had him do work for him.
ohio ramrod
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Another recomendation for Log Cabin. They do good work.
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if ya'd be interested in a 36cal seneca barrel(seneca & cherokee basically the same. there would be about a 1inch gap between end of fore-arm & underrib on barrel) or a complete renegade with a 36cal new/old stock green mountain barrel give me a holler by private topic for more details & price.
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If Boker is not interested in the Dixie kit drop me a line with price. Thanks.
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Joe Luckett, Barefoot Eagle Co., Goodletville, Tenn. He did mine couple of years ago good work!
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Had a Seneca in .36 and an extra TC .32 barrel. Did not exactly find either accurate. Track sold a breech plug that could be used to fit a GR barrel to the Seneca. Had a .40 caliber GM fitted using a new rib etc. It involved some gunsmithing by John Anderson of Tullahoma, TN. It's a neat little match rifle.
