This was a blem barrel because the barrel moved while being fluted. It is a Montana rifle company blank with a twist of 9.5.

The threads fit a ruger mk2 77 and is chambered in 7mm rem mag. It shot .75 MOA out to 400 yards with h1000 and 160 accubonds.

I tried to capture the worst of the blem on the fluting in the 3rd picture. It is the worst part and i indexed it down on my action so the stock would hide it. All the flutes show a little of this in varying degrees. Overall it looks nice and you cant tell until you look at the flutes closely.

This barrel sat on an action that i have sold and was my work truck gun. It was carried a lot and shot two elk. The barrel has seen less then 200 rounds for sure and probably down around 100. I don't keep exact round counts so i don't know for sure.

There is plenty of shank to cut the threads off and rechamber it to fit another action. I took the pictures on a measuring mat so you can see how it measures to certian areas.

It was a 4.5 contour so it is a mid to heavy barrel. I have bead blasted the outside and put a mat finish on it and it is ready to go.

Price TYD is $150





This is the worst spot


Here is what it looks like on the average

Hey bud, how long is it and what's the o.d. at the muzzle?

I'll take it pm inbound

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