Norma TAC-22

[Nuclearcricket]

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Sam

[Kurt]

I have checked in on this.
The thing that has me concerned is chances are the barrel will not time up to the action. If it is slightly short it will not be much of a problem. But if it goes past center slightly it would mean resetting it one turn and that would be a problem I think with the set screw detent making an oval slot. But again the barrel can be set tight too with out the switch option.

Here is the reply I got from Gail.

To make a second rifle from one of your barrels would be about $1535:




Category

Product

Unit Price

Quantity

Line Total


ACTION SILHOUETTE WITH BALL & SPUR LEVER $1,100.00 1 $1,100.00
BUTTSTOCK EXTRA BPCR STOCK, FITTED WITH PLATE $300.00 1 $300.00
BUTTPLATE NIEDNER (EXTRA CHARGE) $65.00 1 $65.00
FINISHING SAND BUTTSTOCK, READY TO FINISH $225.00 1 $225.00
PARTS BREECHBLOCK - CPA RIMFIRE $135.00 -1 ($135.00)
PARTS EXTRACTOR $20.00 -1 ($20.00)
BARREL WORK REFIT BARREL, RECHAMBER $75.00 0 $0.00


We would need to have your barrel here as well as the extra breechblock and extractor. Most likely the barrel will fit the new frame with minimal effort. The worst case is if the barrel turns past center, in which case we would need to set it back a thread. Since yours is a new action it is probably the barrel will fit another action quite well.



Gail Shuttleworth

CPA Rifles

419 Emery Road

Dingmans Ferry, PA 18328

tel 570-828-1669 fax 570-828-8333

[Don McDowell]

You do save a little, but I'm wondering in the long run if it wouldn't just be best to have a dedicated 22 built, and keep the other barrel and parts for your 44, just as a traveling companion, just incase a 22 match broke out on your travels?

[Kurt]

I agree Don.
Switching barrels is not that bad of a deal but in time that barrel will get loose from wear.
The way this rifle is shooting I will not change a thing. Right now I don't know which barrel I would send in. The way the .22 is shooting with just the low end bulk .22 ammo I don't want to take the chance of the possibility loosing that accuracy.
And I still don't know what the .44-75 will do yet.
I'm leaving things as they are with what I have now. And if I find next season that I really like the .22 disciplines I will have CPA make a .22 or another .44. This all depends on how the .44 ends up shooting.

[Don McDowell]

I believe you'll like the 22 bpcr matches if you can get to some. It's a load of fun.