nef barrel help

[KSCOGGINS89]

i have a nef pardner .410 reciever and i was wondering if even though the nef website says it wont work if i can build a rifle out of it my buddy has a heavy barrel .204 and the barrel fit and locked up on my reciever, also if it will work does anyone know where i can find a .223 or 22-250 barrel and a set of stocks     

 thanks   in advance

       kyle

[necchi]

Hi New guy welcome to GB's,,up on top is the FAQ'S you should read that  
http://www.gboreloaded.com/forums/index.php/topic,26264.0.html

Stuff for sale here;
http://www.gboreloaded.com/forums/index.php/board,142.0.html

[KSCOGGINS89]

thanks for the info ,still trying to get use to the layout of the forum  seems like a great place

[torpedoman]

i have a nef pardner .410 reciever and i was wondering if even though the nef website says it wont work if i can build a rifle out of it my buddy has a heavy barrel .204 and the barrel fit and locked up on my reciever, also if it will work does anyone know where i can find a .223 or 22-250 barrel and a set of stocks     

 thanks   in advance

       kyle

Not the best idea but if you do choose to hang a 22-250 barrel on it would you but one of those ad&d insurance policies and name me beneficiary

[quickdtoo]

i have a nef pardner .410 reciever and i was wondering if even though the nef website says it wont work if i can build a rifle out of it my buddy has a heavy barrel .204 and the barrel fit and locked up on my reciever, also if it will work does anyone know where i can find a .223 or 22-250 barrel and a set of stocks     

 thanks   in advance

       kyle

Welcome Kyle! That would be a bad idea, the cast iron SB1 frame of the Pardner was never meant to be used with any high pressure rifle barrel, see the warning in the FAQs on what can happen when a 223 barrel was used on a shotgun frame. Get an SB2 rifle frame and put the high pressure barrels on it. 

Tim

http://www.gboreloaded.com/forums/index.php/topic,121724.msg1098413838.html#msg1098413838

[kevinsmith5]

You could put a .44, .357, and (I think) .45 LC on it. Anything else is a survival risk for the shooter.

[petemi]

I maintain a simple solution to the problem.  I keep all my rifle barrels on SB2s, even if the SB1 is rated for them.  That way, there's no accidents.  If you get into these Handis, the more SB2 frames you have the easier it is to fit barrels.  Mine now are all on their own dedicated frame and lock up tight.  I had to shim here and there before, but once I got more frames and worked things around, I was able to throw away the shims.  Nothing I own now is tinkered.  Do yourself a favor and get a couple of SB2 frames

Pete