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Catalog Pages
Note: The site is large
- but constantly updated. It is, however; possible that I've missed
upgrading some pc. of information on a given page. The information
here on the catalog page is the default. If something elsewhere
contradicts this page, let me know please.
Please Note: As of 12-22-07, I have ceased accepting orders, while I catch up on existing orders.
Any orders which have been accepted prior to this point, will be produced as ordered. Let's not have any confusion please: I am NOT canceling any orders already placed. I am NOT closing the doors. I AM simply ceasing to accept orders for my work, in order to catch up on existing orders.
Reasons: 1). There is too much time invested in attempting to help potential customers sort through the models and make decisions. 2). There is too much time invested in tutoring folks as to the reasons "why" I have designed my guns as I have designed them. 3). While the backlog of "Legacy" orders has progressed to the point where most are at the 70% completion stage, I require more concentrated time to complete them. 4). I've reached a point where I no longer care to attempt to predict the future and project completion dates. I've become proficient in a hundred different art forms, yet I've failed at "guessing" how long it might take to build complex items, or predict what life may toss across my path while I'm trying to work. I'll continue to build my work to the quality standards I demand of myself, but do so without the pressure placed upon me by arbitrary dates. Occasions come and go ... the shop is the shop .... It takes as long as it takes. It's done when it's correct. I thank all of you who have placed your faith in my work, and placed orders. They will be built. No new orders will be accepted as of 12-22-07.
Gary L. Barnes
The Catalog of Items
link to:Heritage Class 32 Pistol
link to:Victory Class 32 Pistols and Carbine
link to: Maverick 25
Ball - Tap loader. Shrouded barrel
Maverick 25 Carbine Magnum
Bolt action format. Shrouded barrel
link to: Ranger Gemini
link to: Appaloosa 32
Link to: Chief Justice 87
with 45,32 cal. inserts
link to: Nebula 2 ... 25 Caliber
link to: Chaparral 25
Chaparral 25 pistol detail
link to: Hoss 45 Pistol
details and cost
Hoss 45 Detail
link to: 45 Squire
Link to details, range session, and cost
Squire ... 32, 45
link to: The Woodsman 62
link to: Yukon 58
link to: Yukon Series of PCP Big Bore.
link to: Tundra 45 and Tundra 45 Magnum Bench
Rifles
Cost/feature page is now posted!
links to: Chief Justice 87 Caliber and the
Woodsman 62 Caliber
link to:Stock
Choices - lots of pictures
You can drag and print this pic much larger.
link to: Woodsman
"Thumbhole"
stock - textured grips - brushed billet
Woodsman with "Bench
Slot" stock and color anodized billet. (45 inches overall. No scope makes it appear longer)
45" total
length shown above
link to: Woodsman 45 caliber IXL and Woodsman 58 caliber XLT
Sure can. You
want it shorter ... here ya go. (Power and air storage are relative
to chosen length).
Stock
Choices - lots of pictures
Link to Victory Pistol and Carbine
Models (with Appaloosa)
link to: Victory
link to: Appaloosa
link to: Ranger Gemini Models
Many Different
Versions
Ranger dV2. Available
in 25, 32, or 45 caliber.
Base 25 Caliber Cost:
$3,500us
Model Considerations.
dV2 or Gemini Class
are the "Sporter" type of carry rifles. There's a slim, light weight version, and a more bulked
Magnum version.
Woodsman or Justice
can have inserts. They are the "multi-use"
huge bore / sub caliber insert guns. They are just as accurate.
Woodsman is the slim, light weight version, Justice is the more
bulked Magnum version of this design option.
Woodsman can be made as a straight 45, or 58 which are NOT
inserts. Therefore; it
could be made as a 32 as well. A 32 which
was NOT an insert - but the primary barrel. It would have the
power and accuracy just displayed from the insert model.
Tundra and Prairie
have been bench rifles all along. Tundra is always 45 or 58, and
Prairie is the same gun in 32. The new
versions of these would follow the same format. Therefore; the
Prairie 32 is an option. I know it's not on the catalog. I've
not made one recently. However, it's the same V-Twin components.
Could be made in a lighter weight or heavier weight version.
Appaloosa are light carry carbines.
Bullpups are customs.
That's it in a nutshell. All accurate.
Primary choices
the customer makes are:
1). Sporter or Bench
rifle?
2). Multi-use gun with
multi-caliber inserts or one function gun?
3). Very light weight
carbine or full rifle.
4). Lighter, slim versions,
or bulked magnum versions.
I place this outline here to assist
those on the ledger who have "floating" orders with
vague model requests. Hope this helps something "click".