Reeder Custom Guns - more take off goodies. Last week we sold a bunch of

revolver barrels and cylinders. Today I have a large batch of take off barrels. These are from the last 6 or 8 months. Most of these are in excellent shape, some are off new guns. They are priced at $50 to $100 plus shipping..Here is what we have...928-527-4100 if you are interested.

Marlin 1895 45-70...blue...$75..I have 6 of them.
Marlin 1895..45-70...stainless...$75...I have 3.

Marlin 1894..44 Special..blue...I have 2 at $75 each
Marlin 1894...44 Mag....blue...I have 1 at $75

Marlin 444...444...blue...I have 1 at $75
Marlin model 336...30-30...blue..I have 5 of them at $70 each.

Ruger #1...most do not have sights.
7mm Rem. Mag blue...$75
500 S&W...blue...$75 it is threaded for a brake.
30-06...blue...$75
458 Win Mag...blue...$80
300 Win Mag...blue...$80...I have 2
475 Linebaugh...blue...$80...I have 2
6mm Rem. blue...$70
270 Win. blue...$70

Browning A-Bolt..375 H&H...with BOSS system..blue..$100

Henry Arms...41 Magnum..blue...$75

Rem. XP-100
221 Fireball..blue...$50
7mm-08...blue...$75
308..this is a custom barrel..as new...$80

Weatherby
257/300...stainless...threaded...$80
7mm Rem Mag...stainless...$80
7mm Rem Mag..blue...$75
30-06...blue...$75
300 Weatherby mag,,,blue...$80
243...blue...$70

Mauser of some sort
8mm...blue $50
7mm...blue $50

Springfield 03-A3..blue..threaded...$50

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30 years ago I was a damn good stock guy and dabbled in everything else. I still play with stock refinishing, mostly my own as life has gotten in the way of everything else. Some darn cool barrels at great price!

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barrel system, really a good choice of number 1 barrels

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I've always thought that, I reckon, given time, old Bill would have figgered it out

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at the Blaser system and it makes a guy wish some of the other companies would follow suit.

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successful. We did it with the XP-100 with interrupted threads where all you had to do was put the barrel in, turn is half a turn and screw in a screw that was on the side of the action. It came in 22-250, 243 and 308. It worked for a while but eventually started loosening up and we dropped it shortly after that. It was like most take down rifles. As long as you leave it in the case it came in and don't take it apart and put it together a dozen times, it will be fine but it is not meant to be taken apart and put back together every time you go out and shoot. The little browning 22 auto take down is the same. After a few times taking it down and putting it back together the front ring won't tighten up completely and it eventually wobbles even when it is as tight is you can get it.

The Blaser system may be different and may last a while but with constant taking apart it will eventually loosen up.

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Cases you have to open up the top of the bolt. And not one size extractor fits all.

more take off goodies. Last week we sold a bunch of

I missed my calling!

too bad no 1s dont have and interchangeable

No 1s, interchangeable barrels

you are correct of course, but one look

several companies have done that but none have been truly

Not as easy as you may think. The larger

#1, 6mm barrel. I am interested but would like

it looks to have been an A model as it did have a front