How many Brux fans...?

[Len Backus]

I am a huge Brux fan!

I have tons of successful experience with Brux.

Hundreds of accurate barrels.

Great to work with.

Their barrel helped me kill this 201 inch mule deer. Lightweight fluted barrel.

2015 Wyoming mountains
Non-Typical Outfitters
Robb Wiley

 

[ButterBean]

Love Brux Tubes

 

[dxlbaile]

Well, in all honesty my Bartlein is the most accurate I have ever had.. Brux is number two for me.. then my proof.. The Brux are good to clean and good barrels.. There are lots of good manufacturers out there.. You won't go wrong with a Brux.

 

[375fan]

I've used/have Brux, Bartlien, Lilja, Hawkhill, K&P, all good barrels.

 

[Smokepoles]

Personally I think Brux is at the top of the list. Brux, Hawkhill, rock and proof have all been excellent in my experience

 

[shooter0610]

only Brux barrel I've owned was a smokeless 45 cal muzzleloader barrel and that thing is accurate as any gun I've ever owned! K&P is another barrel that I would use without hesitation..

 

[gunaddict]

Brux barrels for me.

 

[jraulsten]

I've mostly owned nothing but Brux and Bartlein. You can't go wrong with either.

 

[GLTaylor]

I've got 3 Brux. Love them and break in/clean easily. Also have Kreiger, Bartlein, Wilson, Shilen, Hart and had Pac Nor. All good barrels. My current favorites are Brux and Bartlein. Check out Bugholes.com. they maintain a pretty good inventory of the major barrel manufs. Your gunsmith is the most critical piece. All these folks make super barrels.

 

[ShtrRdy]

I have two and they both work very well.

 

[ENGUNEER]

I have several Brux barrels and I just bought another. I rank them in my top 3 go to barrels.

 

[Brian_Smith]

Brux is a good barrel!

Record Setting Barrels, some of the best, They were trained by Boots Obermeyer and have been crafting fine barrels ever since.

 

[Savage 22-243 AI]

Hello all, I'm curious about the general collective on Brux barrels? No 2nd hand knowledge please.
What is your experience, good, bad, stupendous... horrible??

im considering one for an old Mauser action and hand-made stock. It's currently a .220 swift that apparently had a sketchy wildcat chamber (keeps splitting brass on me, very scary).

The rifle was a gift and means a lot to me. I'm not sure what barrel profile it has now but I'd like to stick with it or slightly smaller (maybe a #2 or #3). I believe that with the same bolt face I'll go with 25.06.

Thoughts?

My Brux barrel was the easiest to clean and smoothest when running a patch down the barrel while cleaning. I built a .243 AI with that barrel with no complaints. Sharp Shooters Savage did the work for me. 1/4" groups @ 100 yds. Long Range Varmint Rifle.

 

[JAM07Sport]

I bought 2 because they were in stock and the contour and twist was what I needed. Load development was much more difficult and they have been harder to keep in tune then my Bart and Krieger barrels. They were priced less then the other cut rifle barrels.