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Rifles with drop in barrels?

redice
I know about the Rossi Wizard, and the Thompson's I was just wondering if there is anything else out there?

I just mean ones with actually drop in barrels for different calibers, not stuff that you have to send in the frame to have new barrels fit.

edit: before someone says it, yes I know you can switch out uppers/barrels on ar's so there kinda interchangeable..
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  • kissgoodnight
    I saw a double barreled shotgun with drop in barrels. As I recall the barrels were 45-70. full length drop in barrels.
    Guns for Sale - Remington -- SPR220 12 Gauge Coach Gun with .45/70 Inserts
    Seller's Description:
    Used but in excellent condition Remington model SPR220, 12 gauge side by side coach shotgun. Brushed nickle finish, wood buttstock and forend, blued barrels, hi-vis sights, screw in choke tubes (includes full, modified and IC tubes), double triggers. Also includes 2 Tanfoglio .45/70 full barrel inserts. Shoot 12 gauge or .45/70 centerfire. Includes original boxes, papers and lock. Buyer pays shipping. Ship to FFL only. Not for sale where prohibited by law. Thank you for bidding.
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  • jaegermister
    Mauser.
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  • tsr1965
    redice,

    You have Thompson Center Contender series, Encore series, and the TCR 83/87 series. Rossi, Traditions, and CVA both jumped on board with their muzzloaders, when Knight done the same. Then you have the Saurer's, Blaser's, Mauser's, some custom takedown's from Brown Precision, and other high end manufacturer's. All depends, on how far the purse opens up, as to what's available.

    Best
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  • victorj19
    H&R has interchangeable barrels. Buy one rifle and send it to the factory for additional barrels.
    http://www.hr1871.com/Support/accessoryProgram.asp

    H&R will fit other rifle & shotgun barrels to its SB2 receiver.
    They will not fit a rifle barrel to its SB1 shotgun receiver.

    Run a search on BB's GB's forums and you'll see some folks have great accuracy from their H&R rifles. The accuracy from my 12ga rifled bull barrel is really good.
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  • redice
    quote:Originally posted by victorj19
    H&R has interchangeable barrels. Buy one rifle and send it to the factory for additional barrels.
    http://www.hr1871.com/Support/accessoryProgram.asp

    H&R will fit other rifle & shotgun barrels to its SB2 receiver.
    They will not fit a rifle barrel to its SB1 shotgun receiver.

    Run a search on BB's forums and you'll see some folks have great accuracy from their H&R rifles. The accuracy from my 12ga rifled bull barrel is really good.



    Not interested in any send it programs, have had issues in the past. Had a rifle that the manual the came with it said you could send it in for all these barrels, so called them up said yep we can do that, sent it in and then got it back a month later saying that they no longer fit those barrels to that gun because another company bought them.... So no I will not buy another gun where I have to rely on the company to FIT a barrel to it, I would much rather be able to just order a barrel that will fit.
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  • mark christian
    Mauser 66
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  • sandwarrior
    Nice rifle Mark.

    Mauser M-03's too.

    Also, Savage 99 Takedowns. The .250-3000 and .22-250 are interchangeable without having to swap the rotary magazine. 6/7mm Int.'s as well in that group. Also, any of the 'International' series based off the .300 Savage will interchange with a drop in barrel. The International cartridges were never really formalized. Just wildcats that came about during and used in International shooting events.
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  • mark christian
    The SIG SHR970 also has interchangeable barrels...But I have only the one barrel [V]
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  • beantownshootah
    Well, German Blaser rifles let you swap barrels to change calibers pretty easily. They're not "cheap", but they are quite nice!

    The "lowly" Ruger 10-22 rifle has a barrel held in by two allen screws. Caliber selection, obviously, is pretty limited (you got .22LR and you got .17HM2 and that's it), but swapping out barrels is a snap, if way you wanted to go to a longer/shorter/heavier/fluted/suppressed/etc one.

    There are probably a bunch of others.
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  • dfletcher
    There's also the Sig STR, basically a tactical heavy barreled version of the SHR. Two hex bolts backed out and you can remove the barrel.

    I have a Robinson M96 and it is a single push button removal barrel for a barrel and caliber change. No tools required. Their XCR has the same capability except with a hex screw.
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