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Badger Barrels/Miroku rifles - JKR - 10-01-2024 Did all the BPCR Miroku rifles made for Browning and later for Winchester have Badger barrels? I have a 34” 45-90 barrel from a Miroku/Winchester BPCR. JKR RE: Badger Barrels/Miroku rifles - Steveu - 10-01-2024 I think TexasMac has the information you seek on his website. UPDATE: TexasMac's website has closed. RE: Badger Barrels/Miroku rifles - Don McDowell - 10-04-2024 The bpcr barrels were Badgers. Oddly enough the Winchester 45-70 I had , was a tighter chamber than the Browning, and fired cartridges from it were interchangeable with my Shiloh. RE: Badger Barrels/Miroku rifles - JKR - 10-12-2024 The barrel I have had an off center chamber. A chamber cast showed rifling right up to the case mouth on one side but about 3/8” away on the other. Otherwise a perfect bore. I had the chamber cut off and the octagon portion turned round. It made up a nice, round, 31” barrel, about a #3 weight. I don’t have a home for it as of yet. Jim RE: Badger Barrels/Miroku rifles - Don McDowell - 10-13-2024 Sort of have to wonder is someone didn't have their brand new adjustable wrench from Harbor Freight and a throating reamer from rentareamerr, trying to improve on the thing? RE: Badger Barrels/Miroku rifles - Kurt - 10-13-2024 Jim, The off center chamber was common with the early 85's My 40-65 has one also but it still shoots well. |