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Special Interests - Groups & Societies => The Winchester Model 1892 => Topic started by: Doc Holloman on June 28, 2022, 02:37:14 PM
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I have an original 92 SRC, made in 1904 in .38-40. Would like to bring it into shootable condition. It has a couple of issues with bullet feed (at least it does with dummy rounds,) but I think those are solvable. What is the real showstopper is the condition of the bore. It is pretty much shot out.
I would like to keep it in .38-40. I shoot a 73 in that caliber for Wild Bunch and reload for it. So can anyone point me to a source for replacing the barrel or relining it?
Thanks
Doc sends.
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Try here for a start. New barrel made. https://www.winchesterbarrels.com/
When I was looking at barrel reliner's, it appeared from their statements that SRC (carbines) cannot be relined because of insufficient metal. I could be wrong though.
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If your barrel can be relined John Taylor would know.
https://johntaylormachine.com/contact/
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Lee Shaver also does excellent work. I have discussed relining an 1873 carbine with him, and he says it's no problem. He's also a really nice person to work with.
www.leeshavergunsmithing.com