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Can somebody reline my 40-65 to original?

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Butch, try John Taylor at Taylor Machine. He did a Model 1890 in 22 WRF for me a few years ago. Email is best way to contact him.

https://johntaylormachine.com/


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Originally Posted by Heeler
Butch, try John Taylor at Taylor Machine. He did a Model 1890 in 22 WRF for me a few years ago. Email is best way to contact him.

https://johntaylormachine.com/


Thanks, I believe he did a rimfire for me.
I'll check.

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I’ll second John Taylor.

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Originally Posted by shawlerbrook
I’ll second John Taylor.


Said he was way way behind, but at least he said that up front.

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He’s a good guy, honest and does good work.

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Ditto John Taylor.

Just a commentary regarding semantics: how did we evolve into calling it "relining", if a barrel hasn't already been lined once before? The misuse of the term is firmly rooted in our "gun language" now, it would seem!


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Originally Posted by gnoahhh
Ditto John Taylor.

Just a commentary regarding semantics: how did we evolve into calling it "relining", if a barrel hasn't already been lined once before? The misuse of the term is firmly rooted in our "gun language" now, it would seem!

Sort of like "grains of BP by volume" huh.


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Originally Posted by gnoahhh
Ditto John Taylor.

Just a commentary regarding semantics: how did we evolve into calling it "relining", if a barrel hasn't already been lined once before? The misuse of the term is firmly rooted in our "gun language" now, it would seem!


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Oh no! It wasn't a dig at you Butch!! Merely an observation of how errant word usage somehow takes root in our vernacular.


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Irreguardless it worked.


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Irreguardless it worked.

Irregardless. grin


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Haha!


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I looked at TJ's Liners and see that Todd offers a bunch of .40 liners: various bore dimensions and three different twist rates. 5/8" outside diameter. $5.20 per inch. For my money I'll always go with TJ's - excellent quality (match grade), perfect dimensions, plus they're hammer forged not button rifled like Redman's liners (which is what Brownell's sells I think). I never lined a barrel that big, only have done .22's with their liners. Only problem with TJ's is getting through to them, they're a one and/or two man operation and they prefer to work instead of answer the phone. Email is best, they will get back to you, eventually.


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