Savage take off barrels

[Groot]

I have a 22-250 factory varmint fluted I believe. Don't think it's been fired. I'll get you pics later tonight or tomorrow.

I've got a 6mm creedmoor from a 10t-sr. Its still on the rifle, but only shot less than 20 times. It was one of the first ones though and has a short throat.

I would also be interested in either or perhaps both if JBAR52 is not interested.

 

[Groot]

I Have a New take off 6.5 Creedmoor varmint small shank 26"
And a used 6.5x 284 Fclass Large shank 30"

As stated in my previous post, if the OP, JBAR52 is not interested I may be interested in your 6.5 creed barrel

 

[Axl]

As stated in my previous post, if the OP, JBAR52 is not interested I may be interested in your 6.5 creed barrel

Sorry i didn't catch that the first time around. I'll send you a PM

 

[Dgd6mm]

I have a small shank 22-250 12 twist, 26" s.s. fluted. 500 rounds down barrel. Brass, dies, go, no go gauges. I will make a good deal. Post here, or PM me if interested.

Don Dunlap

 

[Jbar52]

I have a small shank 22-250 12 twist, 26" s.s. fluted. 500 rounds down barrel. Brass, dies, go, no go gauges. I will make a good deal. Post here, or PM me if interested.

Don Dunlap

Let me know I'm interested

 

[Dgd6mm]

I have a small shank 22-250 12 twist, 26" s.s. fluted. 500 rounds down barrel. Brass, dies, go, no go gauges. I will make a good deal. Post here, or PM me if interested.

Don Dunlap

Savage fluted factory 26" stainless steel Varmint contour 12 twist,
190-200 pieces of Remington brass, Lee RGB die, Lee Collet die, Forster go and no gauges
$275.00 shipped . Pictures text upon request.

 

[Kimber.204]

Savage fluted factory 26" stainless steel Varmint contour 12 twist,
190-200 pieces of Remington brass, Lee RGB die, Lee Collet die, Forster go and no gauges
$275.00 shipped . Pictures text upon request.

Don, what bullets were you using in this 12 twist?
Thanks,
Ross

 

[Dgd6mm]

I shot only two different bullets. Both were Hornaday, the 55gr. Vmax, 55gr. Jacketed BTHP. It shot well out to some distance on steel, closer on paper. I don't remember the loads. A better bullet would probably bring even more accuracy out of it.