Hart Barrel replacement

mbgunn

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Hello all,
Has anyone had thier rifle rebarreled at Hart. I know they make an outstanding barrel but I would like some input on thier gunsmithing. I have used both Hart and Lilja in the past but have lost the smith that did the prior work.
I have a Remington 700 DM thumbhole laminated stock with fluted barrel in .300 Win Mag. For the life of me, I cant get the thing to group better than 2 inches at 100 yards. Regardless of bedding, trigger job, bullet type, powder or OAL. I believe I just got a bad barrel.
I have decided to make this a project gun and am looking for the best place to r&r the barrel and true up the action.

Mike..
 
Hello all,
Has anyone had thier rifle rebarreled at Hart. I know they make an outstanding barrel but I would like some input on thier gunsmithing. I have used both Hart and Lilja in the past but have lost the smith that did the prior work.
I have a Remington 700 DM thumbhole laminated stock with fluted barrel in .300 Win Mag. For the life of me, I cant get the thing to group better than 2 inches at 100 yards. Regardless of bedding, trigger job, bullet type, powder or OAL. I believe I just got a bad barrel.
I have decided to make this a project gun and am looking for the best place to r&r the barrel and true up the action.

Mike..
Boby Hart or Hart rifle barrels of NY?
 
Hello all,
Has anyone had thier rifle rebarreled at Hart. I know they make an outstanding barrel but I would like some input on thier gunsmithing. I have used both Hart and Lilja in the past but have lost the smith that did the prior work.
I have a Remington 700 DM thumbhole laminated stock with fluted barrel in .300 Win Mag. For the life of me, I cant get the thing to group better than 2 inches at 100 yards. Regardless of bedding, trigger job, bullet type, powder or OAL. I believe I just got a bad barrel.
I have decided to make this a project gun and am looking for the best place to r&r the barrel and true up the action.

Mike..

The search button is your friend!
 
If it's Hart out of NY, my buddy had a 300 Wby fluted, ported, and bedded in a McMillan stock. Excellent workmanship, .5 or less MOA, and has the recoil of my 308. I'm planning on using them.
 
I have work done by both and have had no problems! Have you? If so tell me! Why is it that it seems that Bobby Hart has such a bad name on this forum? A forum he supports!
How much money do you donate to support this forum? Seriously, is there a problem or (please keep it appropriate in language)?!?!?


Seems to me that ICANHITITMAN asked a simple question of who the original poster was inquiring about in this thread, as there may be some confusion between Hart Rifle Barrels and R.W. Hart.

For some reason, you brought up the fact Bobby Hart has such a bad name, then you go on to (please keep it appropriate in language).

I would think that you who have only 5 posts to your name, would show a little respect to ICANHITITMAN who has 2,222 posts and the other members of this forum.
 
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I have work done by both and have had no problems! Have you? If so tell me! Why is it that it seems that Bobby Hart has such a bad name on this forum? A forum he supports!
How much money do you donate to support this forum? Seriously, is there a problem or (please keep it appropriate in language)!?!?

Thanks Joel, dont know what that was all about and I never read a bad thing about either of them. Like Joel said just trying to clear up the details a bit. When the OP chimes back in we can give him clear and positive direction on both of them.
 
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I had a model 700 in .243 rebarreled to .308 and the action worked over by Hart (of NY). They did an excellent job! I chose them after a lot of research. I don't know R.W. Hart.
 
I used to work in Berwick and went to Hart's in Nescopeck once a week to look around. They never really seemed all that friendly, but I notice that a lot about the big gun shops like Grice's etc etc too. That is that the staff often is made up of allseeing-allknowing (please keep it appropriate in language) who think they invented the cartridge firearm.

But I never heard bad stuff in Berwick about Hart's shop, guns, barrels, or work and I worked with a LOT of shooters.

Good luck with your custom work.
 
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