No more Noveske barrels?

[HotLead]

I e-mailed Noveske on Sunday to ask if they had any more 16.1" 300/221 barrels and this was their response:

Unfortunately we will no longer be manufacturing those barrels. If and when we do it will be posted on our site.

Best Regards,
Sheri
Office Manager
Noveske Rifleworks LLC
P.O. Box 1401
Grants Pass, OR 97528
Ph:541-479-6117
Fx:800-734-8714
www.noveskerifleworks.com

Anyone else have these in stock???

[Hoser]

Maybe just the 16.1s....

[JFettig]

I heard they are making 16.099s now.


;)

[320pf]

HotLead,

I just got off the phone with John Noveske. There seems to be a bit of a miss understanding. Noveske Rifleworks will continue to make 300-221 Fireball barrels. However, they will not make one-off barrels for an individual. What they are doing is that they make a run of about 30 to 40 barrels at a time (15-20 ~10-inch barrels and 15-20 16-inch barrels) two or three times per year.

After they make a run, they post on their website that they have 300-221 Fireball barrels available. So I suggest that you check there on a regular bases.

In our conversation John Noveske indicated that they would probably make another 300-221 Fireball run with the next month or so... depending on their work load for the more common/popular components.

320pf

[abyssdncr]

Originally Posted by 320pf

HotLead,

I just got off the phone with John Noveske. There seems to be a bit of a miss understanding. Noveske Rifleworks will continue to make 300-221 Fireball barrels. However, they will not make one-off barrels for an individual. What they are doing is that they make a run of about 30 to 40 barrels at a time (15-20 ~10-inch barrels and 15-20 16-inch barrels) two or three times per year.

After they make a run, they post on their website that they have 300-221 Fireball barrels available. So I suggest that you check there on a regular bases.

In our conversation John Noveske indicated that they would probably make another 300-221 Fireball run with the next month or so... depending on their work load for the more common/popular components.

320pf

Well that's good to hear. I called last week and got the same response as Hotlead: go pound sand, and good luck with that...