Knight barrels
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This is a Knight Mountaineer dropped a DISC thumbhole stock

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I got a response from Knight with this response: You can order a 45 cal in a 1:20 twist which is the Knight twist rate in a Mountaineer barrel which will work in the Disc stock.. These are direct drop in barrels and the barrel and receiver are 1 piece. If you do this though, you will need to change your breech plug due to the length of the one for Disc being shorter. You will be able to use your Disc bolt handle and firing pin.
At $339 plus shipping and a different BP it would be pretty cool to have a rifle that I can switch out from .45 to .50 in a snap.
But in all honesty I'd probably only shoot the .45.
At $339 plus shipping and a different BP it would be pretty cool to have a rifle that I can switch out from .45 to .50 in a snap.
But in all honesty I'd probably only shoot the .45.
Last edited by bronko22000; 07-06-2022 at 09:55 AM.
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I got a response from Knight with this response: You can order a 45 cal in a 1:20 twist which is the Knight twist rate in a Mountaineer barrel which will work in the Disc stock.. These are direct drop in barrels and the barrel and receiver are 1 piece. If you do this though, you will need to change your breech plug due to the length of the one for Disc being shorter. You will be able to use your Disc bolt handle and firing pin.
At $339 plus shipping and a different BP it would be pretty cool to have a rifle that I can switch out from .45 to .50 in a snap.
But in all honesty I'd probably only shoot the .45.
At $339 plus shipping and a different BP it would be pretty cool to have a rifle that I can switch out from .45 to .50 in a snap.
But in all honesty I'd probably only shoot the .45.
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Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
Posts: 10,917

Bronko, My experience with switch barrel guns (and I've had several) is that;
(a) one barrel quickly becomes the favorite and the other one sits in the closet unused, or
(b) you soon start looking for a second stock and end up with two guns anyway.
Option "b" above is how I ended up with the Sinful Sisters.
(a) one barrel quickly becomes the favorite and the other one sits in the closet unused, or
(b) you soon start looking for a second stock and end up with two guns anyway.
Option "b" above is how I ended up with the Sinful Sisters.


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Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
Posts: 10,917

Ed, a guy can get in trouble when he loves three sisters. 
The scopes are all Simmons fixed 4X ProDiamond models. Here are a 200 and a 300-yard 5-shot group with the .45 and your soft lead bullets.


Anyway, getting back to Bronko's thoughts. In comment #5 he said, "At $339 plus shipping and a different BP it would be pretty cool to have a rifle that I can switch out from .45 to .50 in a snap. But in all honesty I'd probably only shoot the .45." I think he's right and will either be looking for a second stock to have two guns, or be putting the .50 barrel up for sale.

The scopes are all Simmons fixed 4X ProDiamond models. Here are a 200 and a 300-yard 5-shot group with the .45 and your soft lead bullets.


Anyway, getting back to Bronko's thoughts. In comment #5 he said, "At $339 plus shipping and a different BP it would be pretty cool to have a rifle that I can switch out from .45 to .50 in a snap. But in all honesty I'd probably only shoot the .45." I think he's right and will either be looking for a second stock to have two guns, or be putting the .50 barrel up for sale.
Last edited by Semisane; 07-12-2022 at 12:37 PM.
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Typical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2012
Posts: 529

Ed, a guy can get in trouble when he loves three sisters. 
The scopes are all Simmons fixed 4X ProDiamond models. Here are a 200 and a 300-yard 5-shot group with the .45 and your soft lead bullets.


Anyway, getting back to Bronko's thoughts. In comment #5 he said, "At $339 plus shipping and a different BP it would be pretty cool to have a rifle that I can switch out from .45 to .50 in a snap. But in all honesty I'd probably only shoot the .45." I think he's right and will either be looking for a second stock to have two guns, or be putting the .50 barrel up for sale.

The scopes are all Simmons fixed 4X ProDiamond models. Here are a 200 and a 300-yard 5-shot group with the .45 and your soft lead bullets.


Anyway, getting back to Bronko's thoughts. In comment #5 he said, "At $339 plus shipping and a different BP it would be pretty cool to have a rifle that I can switch out from .45 to .50 in a snap. But in all honesty I'd probably only shoot the .45." I think he's right and will either be looking for a second stock to have two guns, or be putting the .50 barrel up for sale.