Barrel choice Shilen or Douglas??

[Pblatzz]

Barrel choice Shilen or Douglas in 30 Cal.

 

[OldSavage]

Shilen. Talk to Jerry (Mysticplayer). Good prices, and right here in canada so you don't have to break any laws getting it here.

 

[mackillan]

How do guillard barrels compare?

 

[sunray]

"...How do Guillard barrels compare?..." Right up there with both Shilen and Douglas.
"...break any laws getting it here..." No Canadian laws. Barrels from the U.S. do require their export permit.

 

[guntech]

Gaillard barrels rank with the best. Made in Saskatchewan.

 

[Pblatzz]

I am looking for a bull barrel to complete a rifle project. So a min of 27" long by 1.250" thick, 1/12 twist, 4 groove of 6 is also accaptable. Good to hear about Gaillard barrels.

Note: One might think that putting together a resource list of skilled people in the gun business located in Canada might make a good stocky in the forum.

 

[BigUglyMan]

+1 on Gaillard. Lots of silhouette guys swear by his stuff. RKS is also worth thinking about. Shilen is available through Jerry (Mysticplayer) of Mystic Precision.

 

[trapperjohn]

I use a lot of HART barrles
No permit needed if the barrel is not chamberd

 

[Ian Robertson]

Permits needed for any gun part. The old "ss tubing" does not work, chamber or not. If they are still getting out consider it good luck. Wait to you see what is coming!

Anyway, MacLennan.

 

[p-17]

Our Canadian barrel-makers (most notably: McLennan, Gaillard, Smith and McPhee) are in the same league as Shilen, Krieger and Lilja. Douglas has a good reputation, but generally the other guys are considered to be the real cream of the crop for world-class competitive rifles.

 

[Mystic Precision]

Invoice on its way Monday.

Thanks,

Jerry

 

[Obtunded]

I use a lot of HART barrles
No permit needed if the barrel is not chamberd

Guess again.

 

[Duck_Hunter]

My MacLennan barrel is like looking down a mirror, gorgeous.

 

[Barks]

X2 on the Maclennen barrels. You may have to wait a while, but they are outstanding.

 

[ben hunchak]

I hear alot about Kreigers and Harts, and of course Badger for cast and Black Powder, but I'm here to say that my new Gaillard tops them all. Of course I am using carefully crafted cast bullet loads in a benchrest type rifle, but it sure likes what I've been feedin' it.