Brux barrels

[nddodd]

Does anyone know what a .284, 28-30" brux med palma contour with interrupted fluteing would cost and what the wait might be. I know I can call them and figure all this out but I'm a very impatient man and I wanna know now....haha


Thanks guys,
Nathan

 

[lngrnghunter]

fluting int. $100.00
s.s. 30" finished 285.00
shipping 25.00
6-8-weeks

 

[nddodd]

fluting int. $100.00
s.s. 30" finished 285.00
shipping 25.00
6-8-weeks

Thanks man that sounds good I was afraid it would be higher than that. I may have to give them a call this week and get one on it's way.

Thanks again,
Nathan

 

[sinarms]

So you are looking for a barrel like this 284 win barrel I made up?

 

[nddodd]

So you are looking for a barrel like this 284 win barrel I made up?

Yes I am, it's for a gun I already have. It's probably got alot of life left in it but I figured it wouldn't hurt to be prepared. Very good job on that one.

Thanks Devin,

Nathan

 

[new shooter]

So you are looking for a barrel like this 284 win barrel I made up?

Did you flute the barrel your self? If so how did you de- stress the barrel ?

 

[sinarms]

Nope I have Brux flute it before I get the blank, much much easier that way.

 

[BMcKell]

I just got mine. It only took them 3 weeks from the time I ordered it until I got it. $410 shipped.

 

[nddodd]

I just got mine. It only took them 3 weeks from the time I ordered it until I got it. $410 shipped.

Thanks man that makes me feel better to. So the $410 that was with interrupted flutes and 28-30".

If so I think I'll put my order in tomorrow. I don't guess you'd have a pic handy would ya. I just love seeing pics like the one sinarms put up.

Thanks man,
Nathan

 

[sinarms]

Don't count on 3 weeks, its usually close to 8 weeks

 

[nddodd]

Don't count on 3 weeks, its usually close to 8 weeks

Don't guess you'd have any blanks like what I'm wanting setting around would ya.

 

[sinarms]

All of my Brux blanks are assigned to other customers already sorry

 

[nddodd]

That's what I figured, just thought I'd try my luck.

Thanks man,
Nathan

 

[blipelt]

Nathan, don't just throw away that barrel when you shoot it out. Typically you can have it rechambered once. Cuts about a 1" off, and rechambers it. Nate usually orders them so this can be done. Instead of $600, you have $200 and it shoots like a new one.

Brent