Krieger Barrels Cut-Rifling Process 

I've built two Krieger-barrelled rifles over the years and love how splendidly they shoot. I hope to be fortunate enough to build more in the future. Thanks for posting this great informative video. Thanks and cheers to all at Krieger Barrels!

Thank you for sharing the behind the scenes look at how these excellent barrels are made. As I expected, it's a great combination of CNC machining and hand crafted attention to detail. The fussiness shows in the performance of the finished product.

Great video, best barrels in the business. Thanks again to the Krieger family.

Wow that is some old ass machinery, still works for what it is designed to do. I almost spit Dr.Pepper through my nose when I saw that "EZ-Path" control.

Interesting to see. Wish they explained the processes a bit.

Enjoyed seeing how one of these is made. Would appreciate a view of the innerds, that is, the rifleing. That manufacture of the lands and grooves has always fascinated me.

nice video, thank you, it will be my next purchase, thanks.

Nice of you to share. I like this kind of video. Hank

Thanks for showing how these barrels are made, I have five of your barrels in various target rifles, they perform exceedingly well. Keep up the good work.

Nice video, thanks.

I was friends with Mike Walker of Remington Fame for 10-12 yrs until he passed away. He taught me how to hand lap barrels in his small shop. . He built me several rifles. The last rifle was a 260 just before he passed away. I bought a Martina Falling Block he built in 1952 ... I think!? It weights 11 lbs and is chambered in 219 Donaldson Wasp. I got a 2nd barrel and Mr. Walker did a 30-30 Ackley for me. I'm so luck to have known him and able to buy some of his favorite rifles. What a great guy

I would love to work and learn in such a shop! If your reading this, I am a journeyman machinist with firearms manufacturing experience. I would love to work in a barrel shop, just to know how it's done. I am single and can move when I need to. I have manual and CNC experience and own my own machinery too.

whoa ! so downright fascinating. all of everything is the subject , how'd they do that. how it's made..