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Otto
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Re: rechambering vs. reboring
01/01/06 11:49 PM

Jim Dubell bought the tooling from Cliff LaBounty and does superb reboring, as well as other work. Jim is also able to rebore double rifles at a reasonable cost. Some barrels are problematic in that there may be hard spots or other issues...Jim will tell you up front if this is the case. I personally use Jim's services and have only praise for his work quality and integrity. Jim can be contacted at: Delta Gun Shop, 989 Bear Creek Rd., Colville, WA, 99114

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
rechambering vs. reboring	CorditeBlues	01/01/06 06:21 AM
Re: rechambering vs. reboring	DarylS	09/02/06 06:03 AM
Re: rechambering vs. reboring	Otto	01/01/06 11:49 PM
Re: rechambering vs. reboring	bonanza	05/01/06 02:58 AM
Re: rechambering vs. reboring	Otto	07/01/06 12:06 AM
Re: rebarreling vs. reboring	CorditeBlues	01/01/06 06:23 AM
Re: rebarreling vs. reboring	bonanza	01/01/06 08:51 AM
Re: rebarreling vs. reboring	CorditeBlues	01/01/06 09:27 AM
Re: rebarreling vs. reboring	bonanza	01/01/06 10:13 AM
Re: rebarreling vs. reboring	Marrakai	01/01/06 12:48 PM

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