You're not gonna find that reamer on PTG's site. You need to call them. Mine ran me $138 plus shipping. I had to wait a while for mine because I ordered it when everyone was at Shot Show and they also had to make it. You don't need to specify anything if you're gonna shoot 168-200 bullets. The standard reamer if perfect for those.
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You're not gonna find that reamer on PTG's site. You need to call them. Mine ran me $138 plus shipping. I had to wait a while for mine because I ordered it when everyone was at Shot Show and they also had to make it. You don't need to specify anything if you're gonna shoot 168-200 bullets. The standard reamer if perfect for those.
Isn't the reamer just a print out, or is it a peice of machinery?
I have the Obermyer chamber on my rifle and it hammers. From everything I read the Serengheti is a better chamber but the Obermyer is no slouch either. I couldn't imagine it being too much better then what I have. If you already have or are able to get the Obermyer I would get that rather then have to wait 6-8 weeks for the other that is if your smith can already start on the rifle. If you have to wait on your smith then might as well get the Serengheti, just my two cents....
Thanks guys for the responses.
I ordered my barrel a couple of weeks ago, and it will take Krieger several months to even get to it, so I have plenty of time to get the Serengeti reamer. Plus, since I am overseas and won't really be home to "take care of things," I have nothing but time to think and dream, right??
I cannot take my rifle apart until I get home, anyway. You see, I need to shoot it for the rangemaster at the range where I shoot so he can sign off on the target so I can sell the barrel. It is a 22" factory pencil-thin sporter barrel with holes where the front and rear sights used to be (I have the sights in a baggie). With H4831, moly-coated Berger VLDs, and Federal Match primers it shoots 1/2 to 3/4 minutes regularly, and it shoots sub-minute with 168-gr Sierra Gamekings. And that is with the factory walnut stock. But it heats up after about 6 rounds, and the group starts to open up.
I ordered my barrel a couple of weeks ago, and it will take Krieger several months to even get to it, so I have plenty of time to get the Serengeti reamer. Plus, since I am overseas and won't really be home to "take care of things," I have nothing but time to think and dream, right??
I cannot take my rifle apart until I get home, anyway. You see, I need to shoot it for the rangemaster at the range where I shoot so he can sign off on the target so I can sell the barrel. It is a 22" factory pencil-thin sporter barrel with holes where the front and rear sights used to be (I have the sights in a baggie). With H4831, moly-coated Berger VLDs, and Federal Match primers it shoots 1/2 to 3/4 minutes regularly, and it shoots sub-minute with 168-gr Sierra Gamekings. And that is with the factory walnut stock. But it heats up after about 6 rounds, and the group starts to open up.
Maybe I should just keep that rifle "as-is" and build a different gun? I could use the one in question to shoot for pizza and beer, as NOBODY would expect that kind of accuracy from that gun?
Not sure of your question....
A chamber reamer is a steel bit that cuts the chamber into a barrel.
Might as well. The action would be about the only part kept.
Oh ok, I thought the reamer could be done by anybody, but cut with the Serengetti specs.
Unless someone has the machinery to make a reamer and a copy of the print, they'll need to get one from PTG. But that's not all. Once you have the reamer there are other tools and machinery required to use it.
Right, I'm building a custom 30-06, and my gunsmith will do the barrel work. I just thought it was a very expensive print. Thanks for the information, been wondering for a while.
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