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hairtrigger Participating Member Offline Posts: 48 Location: Illinois Joined: Dec 10^th, 2007	F/S. A “switch barrel” Ballard Schuetzen May 14^th, 2026 at 8:34pm	Print Post
	This rifle is set up for quick change of barrels @ the range requiring only a screw driver & Allen head wrench & plus switching extractors to go from .22 r.f. Barrel to any ? Cal. Center fire barrel in less than 5 minutes ! With the .22 r.f. Barrel here it’s a 27” #4 oct. Win. Barrel,with off center barrel shank.Relined w/ a TJ liner & match chamber w/ std. scope blocks on 8.5 “ centers. It weighs 12 1/2 lbs. As shown. It’s a competative shooter in any r.f. Match w/ good ammo. Any nice c.f. Cal. Barrel can be easily fitted as a quick change #2. Bbl. As the action is a forged frame W/ exc. D.S. Triggers. The stock is decent Euro. Wood by my hand.I much prefer to avoid shipping but I expect to have this rifle @ the ASSRA spring match in Indiana 5/23/26 @$2000-


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RJ-35-40 Senior Forum Member Offline Posts: 309 Joined: Dec 7^th, 2016	Re: F/S. A “switch barrel” Ballard Schuetzen Reply #1 - yesterday at 9:10pm	Print Post
	Nice work Dennis.. Now forgive my ignorance, What is the circular feature on the aft left side of the receiver...? hairtrigger wrote on May 14^th, 2026 at 8:34pm: This rifle is set up for quick change of barrels @ the range requiring only a screw driver & Allen head wrench & plus switching extractors to go from .22 r.f. Barrel to any ? Cal. Center fire barrel in less than 5 minutes ! With the .22 r.f. Barrel here it’s a 27” #4 oct. Win. Barrel,with off center barrel shank.Relined w/ a TJ liner & match chamber w/ std. scope blocks on 8.5 “ centers. It weighs 12 1/2 lbs. As shown. It’s a competative shooter in any r.f. Match w/ good ammo. Any nice c.f. Cal. Barrel can be easily fitted as a quick change #2. Bbl. As the action is a forged frame W/ exc. D.S. Triggers. The stock is decent Euro. Wood by my hand.I much prefer to avoid shipping but I expect to have this rifle @ the ASSRA spring match in Indiana 5/23/26 @$2000-


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bpjack Frequent Elocutionist Offline Posts: 3750 Location: East Olympia, WA Joined: May 18^th, 2008	Re: F/S. A “switch barrel” Ballard Schuetzen Reply #2 - yesterday at 10:53pm	Print Post
	Possibly a stud for a breech seater. Jack


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RJ-35-40 Senior Forum Member Offline Posts: 309 Joined: Dec 7^th, 2016	Re: F/S. A “switch barrel” Ballard Schuetzen Reply #3 - Today at 7:45am	Print Post
	Jack, I am familiar with those "studs" for breach seaters.. What I was looking at was the giant brown spot where it looks like a part of the left side of the receiver is missing.....close to the butt stock,,.. Now I have been rightfully accused of seeing something that's not there or NOT seeing what's right in front of me in the past so please feel free to think up me as the crazy guy over in the corner mumbling to himself. bpjack wrote yesterday at 10:53pm: Possibly a stud for a breech seater. Jack


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db Participating Member Online Posts: 46 Location: Northern Indiana Joined: Dec 26^th, 2011	Re: F/S. A “switch barrel” Ballard Schuetzen Reply #4 - Today at 8:40am	Print Post
	I was wondering what the large brown circle was also. I was wondering if it was an camera abnormality or if the receiver was discolored? RJ-35-40 wrote Today at 7:45am: Jack, I am familiar with those "studs" for breach seaters.. What I was looking at was the giant brown spot where it looks like a part of the left side of the receiver is missing.....close to the butt stock,,.. Now I have been rightfully accused of seeing something that's not there or NOT seeing what's right in front of me in the past so please feel free to think up me as the crazy guy over in the corner mumbling to himself. bpjack wrote yesterday at 10:53pm: Possibly a stud for a breech seater. Jack


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