Rolling block barrel

[marine6367]

Marine, That Green Mountain barrel for the '86 Winchester would do if you would be happy with the outside barrel contour. On the other hand, you'd be getting the barrel up to 35" long with the outside contour you waned from Oregon Rifle Barrel, probably for just about $25 more. A shooting pal just ordered a new .45 barrel to go on his rolling block. Now that is chambered for .45/90 and shooting very well. With a barrel from Oregon you get to pick the caliber, rate of twist, and groove depth in addition to length and taper rate. But then you still must have the barrel fitted to the action and chambered. Just to be sure you know. Shoot sharp, Mike

Mike, I looked at Oregon's site, only saw slow twist, so I guess I'll call them. I'll have to crank up my lathe either way.
Thanks,
Ed

[Mike]

Marine, That Green Mountain barrel for the '86 Winchester would do if you would be happy with the outside barrel contour. On the other hand, you'd be getting the barrel up to 35" long with the outside contour you waned from Oregon Rifle Barrel, probably for just about $25 more. A shooting pal just ordered a new .45 barrel to go on his rolling block. Now that is chambered for .45/90 and shooting very well. With a barrel from Oregon you get to pick the caliber, rate of twist, and groove depth in addition to length and taper rate. But then you still must have the barrel fitted to the action and chambered. Just to be sure you know. Shoot sharp, Mike

Mike, I looked at Oregon's site, only saw slow twist, so I guess I'll call them. I'll have to crank up my lathe either way.
Thanks,
Ed

Ed, What they show on the web site is primarily for muzzleloading barrels. They'll make faster twists, be assured. Take a look in "Publications" at TASS 2015-5 and read about Oregon Rifle Barrel Co. in Outstanding Products. That lists prices too. Shoot sharp, Mike