I guess I will try to find one of those ads at the library. This is where a page out of an old Numrich catalog might give me a clue. I might just look around and try to find a receiver clocked 180 from the Egyptian and not mess with this nice Remington barrel. 1/2 x 28 is the traditional thread size for 22 LR and AR15 rifles. (1) 22LR 1/2 x 28 RH THREADING KIT (4 PART TOOL KIT) Kit contains products you need to cut 1/2 x 28 RH threads on any 22LR barrel. Just to research I was looking on I think the Pedersoli site and saw a disclaimer saying the would not guarantee that a replacement barrel would fit your action! So I would have to be able to verify the threads on the Krag to be sure. 1 1/2' OD 5/8 x 24 RH Threading Die + 1 1/2' Die Handle + Cutting Oil + Thread Alignment Tool. It is really pretty sweet except for the stock and the plastic trigger guard and is a nice shooter. Besides, I already have a "new" 45-70 H&R Buffalo Classic. Maybe too perfect for an old cabron like me. I thought about getting it for the Buff barrel since that is $50 cheaper than they sell receivers for and it is in perfect condition. On the v thread side a local gun shop has a Navy roller in 30-40 Krag for only $350. I did also notice though that the bottom of the barrel will have to be fitted to my breech. I’ve got what was sold to me as a Swedish Rolling Block that was in 12.7X44R (I’ve since re-chambered to 50-70). The sub is the same length as my Egyptian barrel but the threads start 180 deg different. Hello all the 1 Rolling Blocks I’ve fooled with (only 3 of them) have 12 TPI square threads. So I guess this might have to go to a smith to get this finished out right after all. Threads up nice but seats with barrel upside down. Just got it and it is beautiful and stamped E Remington & sons Ilion NY. The had a 1/2 octagon barrel that "would thread up to #1 Roller" for $170 so I decided to roll the dice. When the v thread barrel didn't work I started looking again at the Numrich website and noticed they had RB1 sporter as a category I had not noticed. 836 thread OD Dimensions according to DeHaas All appear to be 12 Square T.P.I. If only because it was my first project gun. 975 thread OD A No.5 has a barrel shank of 1.055 with sliding extractor and. It's the only gun I've ever owned that I've regretted selling. I eventually sold the rifle shortly after getting married. in a block of wood, clipping a thread held perpendicular by a weight. Seems that earlier they made three different barrel thread configurations, two as stated above and an additional square cut thread style especially made for Remington rollers in 43 Spanish caliber. Stunt shooting with a rifle is in high favor, but not on flying targets. A year or so later I found one of Nurmrichs older ads for those barrels in an old American Rifleman magazine dating to the sixties. Took a file to it to correct the problem and had the chamber reamed deeper by a gunsmith. But when I got the barrel, it didn't screw up correctly and snugged up upside down in the action. I remember that at that time Nurmrich made them with either a square cut thread for "all Remington #1 actions" or a Vee thread for the then modern, Italian made, replica actions as sold by Navy Arms. The front band has the hollow hex head screw and mounted sling swivel.
Barrel thread size for remington rolling block rifle full#
The full length "Buffalo " barrel was $45. Barrel Band set for a 5 1902 or 1910 military Remington rolling block rifle. It was half round/half octagonal and cost about $50. But this involves completely removing the barrel from the gun and probably removing all hardware that is attached to the barrel. The most appropriate way would be to turn it on a lathe. If either of them shoot well, prob be done with load search and just shoot.Back in the mid 1970's I bought one of their "Creedmore" barrels to put on a beater 43 Spanish Roller. Cutting the Barrel OD to Size If your barrel has to be cut down before threading, there are a number of ways to get this done. And load some Trapdoor pressure loads with the 350/360. I am already shooting the 405 HB in my Marlin 1895 w/ a very low end Trapdoor load (Waters Pet Loads/38.5 grn of IMR 3031). Have the Lee 405 grn RN HB (.460) and also two Ranch Dog molds that should drop. Haven't slugged the bbl and probably won't if it will shoot what I already have cast and loaded. Nice feathered piece of light walnut stocks. Nice tang mounted vernier sight and globe front sight (also need to figure the make, as well as replace a screw). Have to ask again who the barrel was made by. Think it is the 1867 model, with an 1871 date on the receiver. Traded for a Husqvarna Remington Rolling Block bbl'd in 45-70 at this weekend's show.
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