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A couple of weeks ago I was informed of a good deal on some rifles.  I bought two single shot 22s and an H&R single shot 12 gauge for 125 dollars.  I was happy and considered that a deal.  One of the 22s was a pull to cock model and I have a friend that had been looking for one to replace one that was stolen.  I gifted the pull to cock to him.  

The other 22 was this Ranger M34.  A cool little rifle with a great feel and beautiful patina.  

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The bore was pretty dirty so last night I pulled it out to start cleaning it and look at the condition.  The bore cleaned up to bright and shiny with good rifling.  BUT!!!!  It has a bulge.  About 3 inches from the muzzle. 
 

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Numrich has a barrel for 51 dollars.  So the way I see it, I have three options.  

1.  Make it a wall hanger.  

2.  Buy the barrel from Numrich (along with the rear sight elevation step thingy) and have someone replace the barrel for me. 

3.  Cut this barrel behind the bulge,  new crown, and of course since I've done that, thread 1/2x28 and shoot the piss out of it.  


What is the opinion of the gallery?  

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