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Product Requests

We would like to hear from you.  Let us know some what products you would like to see us  manufacture.  In return this is a good way for us to know what our customers are looking for. As a result,  If there is enough interest in a product we will look into it.  After that if possible go froward into production. * However Please Note that this is not a waiting list or any type of order forum only a place to throw ideas around. Thanks again for sharing you ideas with us.  We look forward to hearing from you.

 

 

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  1. have bought close to 40 of your inserts. what would be nice to see and easier to shop and buy is if there was some way to show what was currently in stock to buy instead of the endless amount of time going to an item and finding it’s not available or not the length you want if some are available. And if this is already something you have on your site please let me know what I need to do to find it.

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    • Good afternoon, Thank you for all of you business!!! You can go to the website the the product page you will see a link that says email me when available and put in your email address. You will receive an notification as soon as they go back in stock. Thanks again for your support and if you have any questions just let me know.

      Chad

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  2. I would love to see more 18″+ inserts for 3″ 410 shotguns. The 327 Magnum is a logical choice. I have some 18″ 22 Hornet inserts (acquired from another manufacturer – an independent gunsmith) that I really love.

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  3. Hoping to order 2 of each, 16 inch rifled inserts for 12 gauge to .303 British, 12 gauge to 7.62x54r, — 12 gauge to .375 Winchester, 12 gauge to .357 magnum, 12gauge to .380 ACP, and 12 gauge to .25ACP. E mail when available Please. I have several others, they all work fine.

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  4. would like to be able to shoot 22 lr shot shells in an adapter within a TC Contender pistol. Insert for 44 MAG or 45 LC cal. not sure if it could be fitted into 357. barrel to have minimum rifling twist to keep from spreading shot. use rimfire firing pin in Contender.

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  5. I know that a 357 Max in A 20 Ga is maybe a bit much, and not to popular, but still, it would offer that bit of No means No. If You Org Makes One Let me Know. Please.

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  6. I think you could sell a ton of 12 gauge to 50 – 110 WCF adapters check out my buddies videos on YouTube he goes by Lever guns 50 pay for watching his channel are wanting a 50-110 but it cost is a lot of money to have a rifle converted into it you could solve this problem by making 50-110 insert at least think about it

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    • Good Afternoon, due to the very high chamber pressure we will not be making them anytime soon. I’m sorry I couldn’t help.

      Chad

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    • You could try a gunsmith. Most shotguns have weaker actions. These guys make an excellent product but it must be assumed that some if not most will wind up in a weak action. I was also interested in a larger cartridge for my application… I called a local gunsmith and they said they could do the job after looking my gun over. I know my gun is strong enough because it is a 30-06 12 gauge over and under CZ 584.

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    • Good Afternoon, for the 7.62×39 you can go to the website and the product page. Then click on the link e-mail me when available and you will receive a notification as soon they are back in stock. We do not have any plans on making a 5.56 in the near future. Thank you for your interest.

      Chad

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    • Good Afternoon, We have considered those and may be able to in the future. However it will not be anytime soon. Thank you for you input.

      Chad

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  7. a .30 Carbine for either .410 or 20 gauge is my dream.
    same for .300 ACC.
    Does you .44 Magnum adapters also allow for a .44 Special?
    Thanks

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  8. Hello,
    I want to buy 12ga inserts in 45-70, 7.62 × 54 7.62 × 39 .308. Can someone let me know when the are back in stock. Please

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    • Good Afternoon, We hope to be able to make more of the 45-70 adapters this summer. You can go to the website then the product page and click the link email me when available and you will receive a notification when they are back in stock. Thank you for your interest.

      Chad

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    • Good afternoon, I know this is not what you want to hear but it will be later in the year before we are able to setup up on them. I’m sorry it couldn’t be sooner.

      Chad

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  9. I have read in a part of your Spec and Info. You have at one time perhaps made a 22 Hornet, in an adaptor, No Ga 20 or 12 was given so ? But I would like to get one in a 20 Ga.
    Say about 12″ to 18″. Have already bought a few of your adaptors and have had a lot of fun with them. Looking forward to here back. Thanks For Your Time. Dan
    E-mail dmcfindley@gmail.com

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    • Good Afternoon, We may revisit the 22 hornet later this year but I do not know when that will be. Sorry I cant give you a better timeframe.

      Chad

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  10. Ever thought of a rifle insert kit for 20ga? I have savage 24v which is 22lr over 20ga. Can get pistol caliber inserts but cannot find rifle 6″-12″ inserts for 20ga barrels. Would make my survival rifle so much more versatile.

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    • Good Afternoon, We do not make a 1-10 twist. It is something we may be able to do at some point but it will not be in the near future. I’m sorry I could not be of more help.

      Chad

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    • Are you trying to go subsonic or shooting 200 grain .355’s or both? AR makers like to produce those nowadays but I think it is a fad. However in a break barrel shotgun you could stuff a long bullet in there.

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    • I appreciate the replies but I’m going to reply to my own question. As is my nature, I am trying to get the best product possible-withing reason. So, the reason for asking about the 1:10 twist is that it seems that just about every manufacture makes their barrels with a 1:10 twist, weather you are talking about a Glock or a KelTek SUB2000. I must believe that someone way above my pay grade has done the research and come up with a 1:10 twist as being the best. I will also throw in barrel length. From the ballistics at BBTI, the overall best muzzle energy came from a barrel length of 17” or a little less. So, one would think that a 17” barrel with a 1:10 twist would be the best possible option that could be offered. However, I read somewhere that a slower twist (such as the 1:12 or 1:18 offered) can reduce barrel pressure slightly. If that is what is trying to be achieved, then great. I was unable to find any definitive info as to weather faster rifling or a longer barrel has a greater effect on accuracy. Any insight would be appreciated.

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    • Most of the 12ga adapters we make should work fine with the New England shotguns (from the feedback we have received). Thank you for your interest.

      Chad

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  11. Today is June 28 2021 steel no 4570 adapters to go in a 12 gauge what is going on with y’all company why don’t you make some 45-70 adapters to go in 12 gauge shotguns

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    • Good Afternoon, The steel shortage has put us behind but we are working on them now and hopefully we can have some ready in a month or two.

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      • When you get some 45-70 adapters ready especially the longer ones please let me know 18 or 24 I prefer a 24 inch

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  12. The .38 super auto and .38 super comp have become rapidly popular these days and are a better choice than .38 special and .357 magnum. You should make some barrels, barrel liners in .38 super auto and .38 super comp rimless version.

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  13. Hi, I have a cancer that had weaken my bones so I can no longer to take the recoil from a 12 gauge shotgun or 16 gauge shotgun, have a single shot 16 gauge break open that I would like to be able to shoot with 410 shotgun shells, Thank you

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  14. I’m trying to find a barrel for a Dan Wesson 44 that’s actually .45. I don’t know if reaming out a .44 barrel would work or if a new barrel would be a better way to go. Any ideas?

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  15. hello, I would be interested along with some others I see in the 12 gauge to 300 AAC blackout, 8-11″ or 18″ maybe.
    how is this looking for 2021?

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  16. I don’t want a 45/70 adapter. I don’t work here just been in the waiting area like you. I think it is a free-form area for ideas as well as voting on your favorite item. There is usually a place you can request an email when the specific item is available.
    What do you shoot with 45 govt? Deer? And what gun are you using it on? O/U? Always curious.

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  17. Why do you keep taking requests for different adapt you cannot even keep up with 4570 adapters you are always out 4570 adapters are probably your number one seller don’t really know just guessing

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    • I guess they are getting an idea for the market? Perhaps they will expand at some point. I sure hope so the demand is sky high.

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  18. I am wondering if you are going to start producing a 50 caliber liner? It would be great for airguns and muzzleloaders at 28 twist or so.
    Think of all the sewer pipe barrels where nubies didn’t understand they had to clean it and it pitted out. Something 3/4 OD unchambered would work for airgun and black powder I would think.
    My .44 barrel is working well on my airgun but I have a new breech that is tapped for 3/4-24 with a smooth bore on it now. Not totally finished with the lower.

    https://youtu.be/4Qs-Z6QnsPk

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  19. 20g-30:30×18″-20″
    I’ll perches and have shipped over night mail. When avalibal.
    Thanks for the frequent up dates and emails.

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  20. A 20 gauge to any large bore straight wall calibers: 444 Marlin, 450 Marlin, 45-70, or even 350 Legend would be useful. Thank you for your consideration

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  21. I’ll be on the lookout for more 410 to 38 spl in 18″. I wish I would’ve known about your products back when these were in stock. I can be patient as long as need be, but please make at least one more run of 410 inserts this year or next. Thanks so much for giving folks the chance to chime in. God Bless

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    • Good Afternoon Mr. Hankins, We do hope to make the 410 to 38sp this year. Hopefully this Summer. Thank you for your interest.

      Chad

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  22. I hope you do produce the .410 to 327 federal again. I would very much like to purchase one, if not will you offer a 20 gauge to 327 federal.

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    • Good Afternoon, It will be a while before we are able to make the 410 to 327. However we are planning on making the 20ga to 327 this spring (hopefully).

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  23. Another possibility is a dual-use .32-20 Win/.30 Carbine insert for the .410 shotgun. The Ruger .30 Carbine Blackhawk revolvers also accept .32-20s loaded in Starline brass which is 1.285″, the same as their .30 M1 carbine brass. All this would take is to have a rim seat cut to accept the .32-20 rim with a normal .30 Carbine chamber and it could use both ammos. Due to the slower powders used in the .30 Carbine I wouldn’t recommend an insert tube shorter than ten inches.

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    • With 30 caliber diameter products why not offer a .308 liner? There is a gap in liners between .22 and .355. They would make good air gun barrels with a slower twist of 1:16. Shorter bullets for firearms such as 30 Carbine or .32-20, 7.62 Tokarev, etc I would think would do well in a 1:14. Even at air gun speeds longer bullets could work in a 1:12. And even the .308 Win is offered in a 1:12.
      Just a suggestion. .308 diameter take-off barrels abound. I am interested in deer airgun barrels so 44 caliber works great for me. +++

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  24. Would like to see you make adapter use an 12 gauge 50 – 110 Winchester also shoot 50 Alaska about the same pressure as a 4570 would be good on anything up to a grizzly bear you would probably sell a lot of them to people in Alaska and Canada

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    • Count me in on this idea. I am obsessed with 50-110 after seeing it on YouTube. a 12 gauge to 50-110 insert, I couldn’t take my money out of my wallet fast enough.

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      • I hope a lot of people sees this and puts in a request for 50 – 110 Winchester adapters it would need to be at least 24 inches 26 inches are 28 inches would be even better I hope a lot of people request this adapter

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        • I would also request if you make a 50 caliber long insert you provide a 50 caliber unchambered liner especially for airguns. I think 1:28 may work for powder burners or airguns. Heck, if you had the ability to make a 58 caliber (.575 or .580?) there would be several Airforce Texan owners that might be interested. I’m not sure what 58 caliber cartridges there are for a cartridge insert though?? So that may just be an air rifle liner proposition.

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  25. How about a 12 gauge smooth to a RIFLED 20 gauge adapter about 20 inches long? It would convert old single/double barrel 12 ‘s to long range.

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  26. Good day,
    I just put in a request to be notified when you get 20 ga to 357 mag adapters 18″ long in stock. I was just wondering if you had any idea how long the wait time might be?
    Thank you,
    Ben Ramsey

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    • Hi, it is probably going to be close to spring before we have them completed and ready to list. It is possible it could be a little sooner if everything goes as planned but that rarely happens.. lol

      Chad

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    • Good Afternoon, We are currently working on the 45-70 Adapters. Hopefully if all goes well we will have them ready before December. Thank you for your interest.

      -Chad

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        • Good Afternoon, We do have a couple of 16ga versions. 30-30 & 7.62×39 both 18″ long. We only made a few and we do not have them listed so if you are interested in either of them let me know. Thank you for your interest.

          Chad

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    • Good Afternoon, The 410 to 9mm and 327 are more involved to make than most adapters and are not at the top of our list. Honestly It will not be anytime soon if we do make them again. I know this is not what you wanted to hear but I just wanted to be honest.

      -Chad

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  27. Finally got around to working on my barrel. I cannot center this on my lathe. It is not straight. Have you had this issue before? It seems like the DOM steel tubing you started out with was not straight (probably an end piece). Its been a while since I purchased it but it is in original condition.

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    • Just wanted to update this comment. I did cut down the liner a little. I tested it briefly as I don’t have a range except for .177 and .22 airguns. This is 20 orders of magnitude difference airgun and can’t be fired in “the neighborhood”, maybe “the hood” but not “the neighborhood” but I digress. It is very accurate and I am not the best lathe operator for this airgun build. Please see youtube below.

      God bless.

      Shameless plug (these hunters using your liner are obviously in the witness protection program)
      https://youtu.be/RiyWXELcfiQ

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  28. Hi,
    Any chance you will offer a 410/38special (Or any other cartridge) 416 stainless adaptor that is intended for the Springfield m6 scouts?

    I know the m6 has a cult following, and the owners are always looking to expand their accessories.

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    • Good afternoon, We hope to be able to make the 410 to 38 adapters maybe this fall. However they will be carbon steel and black oxide. Thank you for your interest.

      Chad

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  29. I am interested in the rate of twist for some liners. For the .355 listings I see:

    The twist rate is 1-12″ inches for 6-10″
    The twist rate is 1-18″ inches for 11+”
    Length
    28″
    Clear
    Outside Diameter = .572″
    Rifled with 1-16″ Twist Rate

    Is it 1:18 or 1:16?

    Also, 45 caliber barrels need to have an option of 1:24 or maybe 1:20 but 1:12 is too fast for this larger caliber bullet unless you are shooting something like a 450 grain bullet which is not likely a choice from any cartridge manufacturer.
    If you guys would get these twist rates a little slower I think you’d attract more business. I know a group of enthusiasts that would snap up 45 caliber 1:24 twist as soon as you could make them.
    Not that they aren’t popular now. You do seem to be selling out all the time.

    I purchased a 44 caliber 28″ barrel that has an ok twist rate at 1:20. I am looking at your .380 barrels now.

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    • Good morning, The twist rate is 1-18″ thanks for bringing this to my attention. We do plan on a 1-24″ in the future when we get tooling for it. Thanks for your interest.

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  30. Hey Chad I have a h&r sb2 reciever with a heavy rifled slug barrel if your company considered in making a 12gauge to .308win adapter in your long lengths I like 24″ do you think it will hold the pressure ? I like your product over any other out reasons I ask is theirs another company called x-caliber that makes the 12 gauge to .308 win. I watched his videos it seems to work well but I can’t get any feed back on how to order one but anyways if you do make any in the further it would be awesome thanks for you adapters ..

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  31. I have a 16 gauge, single barrel, break-action through which I would love to be able to shoot .357 magnum with greater accuracy than with my revolver. I think an 18″ rifled barrel would be adequate. How much would it cost to have such a thing made as a one-off?

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    • Good Afternoon, at this time we do not have a 16ga to 357 we are working on 20ga and 12ga at the moment and If we can ever get caught up we would like to make more of the 16ga adapters. We are not able to do one-off orders. I’m sorry we could not be of more help but check back with us in the future if you are still looking for one.

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  32. Do you have an approximate ETA when your 12 gauge to 20 gauge 18″ (or longer) adapters will be available again? Thanks

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  33. I realize you guys have a lot on your plate at the moment, but I was curious if you’ve ever considered making rifle cartridge adapters? I’ve been kicking myself for not picking up some .32 to 7.62x54R converters back when you could get them. Seems like they’d be relatively easy to produce compared to your normal adapters but I’m no machinist. I’ve been on various waiting lists for these things for years, but I figured it doesn’t hurt to ask before I finally give up on the idea.

    For reference:
    https://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/762x54r-to-32-cal-multi-chamber-insert?a=587989

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    • Good Morning, you can usually slightly modify the trajectory by rotating the adapter around in the chamber. However the (2 3/4″) 357 adapter is probably the least accurate adapter we make due to the short length and power of the round. It is a very popular adapter because of its size and price. If you are not happy with it you can always return it for a full refund. For accuracy in the 357 the 11″ and 18″ adapters are ideal and we hope to have some ready in a month or two. Thank you again for your business.

      Chad

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      • Hi Chad, I appreciate the quick reply, but it’s not the small adapters I was interested in as much as a future plan with 18″ .45-70 adapters. Still, the same rotation was what I was thinking about, perhaps a thin shim or an added knurl or dimple as well. I’m perfectly satisfied with the shorty .357s and they will also be useful in the perliminary experiments. Thanks again.

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        • Oh OK, The 45-70 adapter does not have any cutout for the extractor so you can rotate the adapter 360 deg to somewhat change the trajectory. Thank you again for you business and you input.

          Chad

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      • Good Evening,
        Any Idea when the 357 adapters will be around again? Would also like a 7.62 adapter as well. I did use the notify me link, just wondering if there was a schedule in place.

        Thank you,
        Jaime

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        • Good Afternoon, We hope to start on more of the 357 Adapters the first part of next year. We could possibly have a few more of the 12ga to 7.62×39 ready before the end of the year. Thank you for your interest.

          -Chad

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      • thanks , your doing a great job making fine products.. as soon the 357 mag and 44 mag 18inch 12ga inserts are back in stock they too will be in my collection also would love to see 22 hornet 12ga inserts back in the line up.. id take that over 223..

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  34. How about a 12ga to 20ga RIFLED insert ?
    I have an Ithaca M-49 lever action that I’d like to make into an accurate 20ga slug gun.

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  35. Perhaps you can consider doing custom orders.. . Commenting is fine and dandy & throwing ideas around and such but at the end of the day we’re still waiting. I’m not saying you should have to fill every request you get, but when a product is requested that you do make but are out of stock on, you should get right on that. Especially if you’re sold out of a product you already normally make. These items are sure to sell seeing as you’re sold out of them. Just a suggestion… I suspect it’s not going to happen somehow though

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    • I’m looking to put a 24 inch barrel on my S M 500 MAGNUM it has a 12 inch on it. I know that S M dose sell a 27 inch I dont know if they will profile the barrel. I got this one when it first came out since then I have done some some great hunting with it. But after two meager surgeries on my right arm it’s become hard to steady and after 2 double fires with this gun you can’t believe how scary that is.So I’m looking for a different way to use it . Give it some thought. Hop to hear back from you.

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  36. Hiya!
    Love my 45-70 shotgun insert. I just ordered a 5″ 22 mag barrel. I turned my doctor on to you guys. He was VERY impressed and I am SURE he will be ordering.

    Any idea when the 18″ 12 gauge to 44 mag adapters will be back in stock???

    Thanks!

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    • Thank you, We are glad to hear that you like your adapter and appreciate your business. Thank you for spreading the word. Hopefully if all goes as planned we will be able to start on the 18″ 44 mag this summer.

      Chad

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    • Thank you very much, We are looking into the 223 but if we are able to do one it will be late this year. Thank you again for your support.

      Chad

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    • We should have about 5 ready to list this weekend. After that we plan on making more but it will be 3-4 months before we can start on them. Thank you for your interest.

      -Chad

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  37. I’d like to see barrel liners back in stock…
    though there doesn’t seem to be any requests here for them (?)
    I’d like to see a .327 mag liner @ 28″

    Just finishing up a conversion using one of your .357 liners, Beretta 412 folding shotgun as a donor.
    It was a bit rough in places (light pitting, etc) so complete disassemble, doing all the metal work, re-bluing, honing all of the internals, lightening spring and trigger work. Stocks to bare wood, staining and re-cutting the checkering borders and some of the field.
    Got the action back together today and it’s clean, crisp and now has a nice 3# trigger. It will wear a Lyman receiver sight.
    The wood has the seal coat on and tomorrow I’ll wet sand to fill the grain, then finish.
    I’ll send pics and report on the accuracy when done.

    -John

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      • Email Sent with pictures.

        Haven’t fired this beauty yet…
        Still have to fit a front sight and make an extractor, in the meantime I’ll just use a penknife… thanks for cutting the rim slightly oversize.
        I’ll follow up with an accuracy report soon.

        -John

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  38. Hi, what you need to do is is advertise a whole lot more to get your name and product out there to the public. I bought a lot of short lane tubes that I would not have purchased from them, had I know about you guys. Your product is cheaper by the inch and a better product by far.

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  39. Hello. I would buy 11” to 18” .410 to .327 magnum.
    Second place would be 18” 410 to 22 hornet.
    I’d be using the insert in a Rossi 410 break action with a 22” barrel mod choke.

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  40. I would like a .32 acp barrel liner .625″ or .5″ OD. A rifle that would shoot .32 acp could be very useful, an alternative to .22 lr but reloadable. In a rifle the .32 acp would exceed the performance of the .22 lr and could also be loaded very light, so shooting from a longer barrel the report could be very low

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  41. I need a 12 gauge to 17 Hornet adapter built (18 inch )…..do you do “special” orders?,
    Thanks and keep up the good work.

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    • At this time We are not able to do custom special orders but I will make a not to look into that round for future inserts.Thank you for your interest.

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  42. This is two part. First a request, I would like to see a 12ga. Muzzle loading insert. I think it would basically be a steel shot shell that would smooth the transition from chamber to the barrel so it could effectively load from barrel with fiber and card wads.
    The other is a quick product review. Recently recieved a 8 inch 20 ga to 357 mag insert and installed it in an old Savage 24C. The sights are poor, the trigger breaks at about 8 pounds and the shooter is 72. I was able to shoot 2 inch groups with everything from 38 wadcutters to fairly hot 357 mag rounds at 25 yards. I was resting against a tree and the groups were a few inches right of poa, that’s what adjustable sights are for. Very happy with it for first efforts. I did learn you have to remember to keep the barrel pointed down when open.

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  43. 12ga to 308 would open up more customers i think. i have purchased the 45/70 and never seen anything cooler, i honestly love it everyone els does to but they prefer 308 hope to see it soon ill be first in line. im still pondering on my next choice…

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  44. Is a 12 ga. Muzzle loading insert that fills the chamber feasible? I have tried a competitors version but it is too short and the wads loosely fit in the chamber where the normal shell fills. This allows gas blow by and makes lousy patterns. The patterns are checked on a patterning board, the reason for the poor showing is my opinion but you can feel the wads drop into the chamber. I’m looking to inexpensively get new shooters into ML shotguns.

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  45. So I have the 12ga -> .327 Federal in 5″. Snapped it up the moment I saw it. I’d rather it was 18″. It’s a super versatile chambering and the longer length should really benefit the whole .32 family. I’d buy the longer length in an instant.

    12ga -> .223 sounds interesting to me as well.

    Looking forward to growing my collection of your excellent offerings even further.

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  46. Hello chad.Looking to order rifled 5 inchers.
    12 to 9mm
    12 to 22lr
    410 to 22.

    18 inchers are great, but will not fit in most pouch shell holders.Preppers or SHTFers need something smaller/portable ,grab and go.Example.
    Depring MOLLE Tactical 25 Rounds Shotshell Pouch Holder Compact Foldable Shotgun Reload Ammo Mag Bag Quick Access Shotgun Shell Carrier.link below.I hope this helps

    https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M9JCU76/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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