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I believe that the people operating Mcgowen in Kalispell, MT have nothing to do with the original in St Anne, IL. The son of the original owner was nothing compared to the father. I mean in quality of product and customer service.

I have one of their barrels. I will be the only one. Nothing wrong with the barrel itself, the BS getting it.

I have had issues with Lilgun and the 350. The Hornady manual max is way to hot for my rifle. I ended 3-4 gr under max. Lilgun is very touchy. I use SW SBR Socom powder for it, I get 2300 out of a 21" barrel shooting the 170 gr Hornady bullet in Starline brass. I saw the powder use on...

yes the rifling was not lapped, but they shot!

adams and bennet came from Midway. I bought my fair share and almost all were excellent shooters.

i deleted my Hillary hole with some parts from a gunsmith in S IL. TK custom

Smoothbore being the keyword here. Excessive use should be avoided.

thought that the tornado brush hurt the rifling?

54 cal 285 gr in a sabot from a kneeling position. Got the deer though. The doe wasn't the only one bleeding during the field dressing.

N Central IL

Ron thanks for the test

Very nice

90+% isopropyl alcohol on patches until clean. Use ISO HEAT to save money. Then a bore brush with Hoppes to get into the nooks and crannies. Finally a patch to check for cleanliness and some oil for rust prevention,

MGM barrels had a video out and they mentioned frame stretching with certain cartridges. Remember recoil is not the same as pressure. Sure a 12 ga turkey load kicks the snot out of you, but it is because of the large payload not the chamber pressure which would "stretch" a frame.

this post is over a year old FYI

I have several. They are handy and accurate. My officer model has dropped the most deer of all my MZs. I converted it to a closed breech for BH209. 75gW and 250 TMZ Yellow crush rib sabot. Even crappy ones sell for big money on GB.

i will take it

there are price tags in the photos, except for the MK85

welcome from IL