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Green mountain percussion?
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I am not sure if GM ever made a 62 caliber barrel drop in for the Renegade. Hopefully Bubba50 will chime in to verify. If you can't find one, see if you can pick up a roached out barrel and send it off to Bobby Hoyt for a re-bore.
I bought a 1 “ atf GM barrel off of the late Tip Curtis several years ago..
I can’t find pics of it now but it was a .62 smoothbore barrel with a hooked breech to fit a Renegade.
I had Tip drill the holes for the sights and under rib.
I don’t recall GM making a “drop in” in .62 cal , I think that was why I had this one built from a 1” barrel blank...
I can’t find pics of it now but it was a .62 smoothbore barrel with a hooked breech to fit a Renegade.
I had Tip drill the holes for the sights and under rib.
I don’t recall GM making a “drop in” in .62 cal , I think that was why I had this one built from a 1” barrel blank...
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