Very good barrels, button rifled.  They are hand lapped, some of the smoothest barrels inside.   

They had a devastating fire that destroyed their entire facility a few years ago, and haven't fully recovered from that, but are still in business. 

A good solid product that puts them in the top barrel makers, maybe not the best, but not the most expensive, either.  I've had very good service when I've special ordered barrels from them.

Great barrels, hand-lapped and tapered. As noted, they are recovering from a fire. 

I do not currently shoot one but have in the past with great accuracy, set a CBA National Record in Long Range Handgun.

BudHyett wrote on May 21^st, 2024 at 7:28pm:


Yes, they are tapered. I have one that was installed as a liner in a Hepburn, .40/70 SS.  The liner was put in backwards.  Won't shoot for beans.  The lesson was slug first, pay later.

gwahir wrote on May 23^rd, 2024 at 9:34am:


I'm intrigued that your martini would feed that.  I bought a large frame martini once and tried to make a .62-140 on it, which is based on 20 ga, not 12 ga.  I made a mockup barrel stub, and couldn't get the cartridge to make the corner to load.  Is your start a Greener 12/14 ga?  Mine I think was a 303.

I think mine was a 303. It has the small checkered section on top of the receiver where the thumb of the right hand rests. I did open up the barrel threads a bit to a larger diameter small thread which gave more room for the chamber.  I had to polish a very small amount of the top of the breech block. The bottle neck helps! 

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