Seeking Advice on Replacement Barrels for Thompson Center Hawken
I’ve been doing some research on replacement barrels for my Thompson Center Hawken, and I’m hoping to get some insights from the community.
What I’m Looking For
I’m particularly interested in:
New drop-in barrels: Are there any brands that are recommended for quality and performance?
Rebore options: Has anyone gone through the process of rebore? What should I consider?
Online purchasing: Where have you had success buying barrels online? Any trusted sites or dealers?
Why a Replacement?
For those unfamiliar, the Hawken is a beautiful rifle, but mine has seen better days, and I want to ensure it continues to perform well. I want to improve its accuracy, and I feel that a new barrel might make a significant difference.
Compatibility Concerns
If anyone has experience with different barrel fittings or compatibility, I would love your recommendations or any specifics about what to look out for. I want to ensure whatever barrel I choose will fit my existing setup without extensive modifications.
Conclusion
I appreciate any help you can provide! Whether it’s your personal experiences, potential options, or resources, everything is welcome. Looking forward to your replies!
I found that the Green Mountain barrels are a great replacement option for the Thompson Center Hawken. They have excellent accuracy and fit pretty well without modifications.
I’ve been looking into replacement barrels for my Thompson Center Hawken too! From what I’ve gathered, a heavier barrel can enhance accuracy significantly, especially for target shooting.
Absolutely! A longer barrel does typically provide better ball stability, hence increasing range. I upgraded mine last season and noticed a considerable difference in performance.
I replaced mine with a Green Mountain barrel, and it made a world of difference! It was more accurate and really improved my overall shooting experience.
That’s interesting! I’ve never used Green Mountain. Do they offer different profiles? A lot of my friends recommend switching based on the style of shooting.