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Post by artjr338wm on May 29, 2011 14:15:02 GMT -5
I was just wondering if anyone based on their experiences, could give me a approximate total cost installed of a .50 cal Pac-Nor barrel on a 10ML-II? I am not including the cost of the 10ML-II itself.
Am looking to buy a second 10ML-II now they are available again and would like to re-barrel it with a .50 Pac-Nor. I know .45 cal has some attractive advantages, but I have 100s of sabots and 1000s of bullets for use in a .50 cal ML.
Thanks,
Arthur.
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Post by deadon on May 29, 2011 14:36:36 GMT -5
I was just wondering if anyone based on their experiences, could give me a approximate total cost installed of a .50 cal Pac-Nor barrel on a 10ML-II? I am not including the cost of the 10ML-II itself. Am looking to buy a second 10ML-II now they are available again and would like to re-barrel it with a .50 Pac-Nor. I know .45 cal has some attractive advantages, but I have 100s of sabots and 1000s of bullets for use in a .50 cal ML. Thanks, Arthur. My pacnor barrel was 450.00. Bedding, third pillar and thumb screw for the bolt was 200.00. Dougedwards graciously mounted it for nothing. Hope this helps, Rusty |
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Post by Richard on May 29, 2011 15:31:52 GMT -5
Art............the barrel itself runs, like Rusty said, between $450 and around $600 depending if you want it fluted or not? If you do your own installation............NO CHARGE, Bedding if you do it yourself, NO CHARGE. Thats about it???
Richard
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Post by Deleted on May 29, 2011 16:06:36 GMT -5
per quote from Penny @ pacnor three weeks ago when I ordered one....26" ss 8 groove 8 flute matte finish/ 540.00 plus shipping... If my failing memory serves me correctly  |
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Post by DBinNY on May 29, 2011 20:13:46 GMT -5
Art, you would also need a barrel nut wrench which I'm sure there are any number of members (including me) that would loan you one if you didn't want to buy it. A poor man's barrel vice can be fashioned by boring a hole in a block of 4x4 and ripping it right down the middle. Put this in a bench vice and you are set. If you are not comfortable giving the wrench a whack with a big plastic faced hammer, I've found that a little rosin powder on the barrel in the vice works very well to prevent slippage.
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Post by mike.dawson on Jun 1, 2011 16:40:54 GMT -5
Can be done for a LOT less than the Pac-Nor price from Savage-Barrels, about 380.00 or so from them
Mike
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