Reeder Custom Guns - If you are looking for TC barrels, this may help

GNR barrels can be rechambered from your used Contender barrels:

With the shortage of TC barrels and TC parts to build new barrels many GNR barrels can be rechambered from your used Contender barrels: Here is the list...

22LR...224 GNR
6mm TCU.., 240 Raptor, 241 Falcon
256 Winchester...256 GNR, 257 Raptor, 256 Falcon, 257 GNR
6.5 TCU...6.5 Raptor, 6.5 GNR, 6.5 Creedmoor
7 TCU...7 GNR, 280 GNR, 7mm Raptor
7X30...7 GNR, 280 GNR
270 Ren...277 GNR
32-20...300 GNR, 30 GNR, 310 GNR, 30 Raptor
30-30...30 GNR, 310 GNR
30 Herrett...30 GNR, 310 GNR
10mm...401 GNR, 401 GNR #2, 400 GNR
41 Magnum...41 GNR, 41 GNR#2
35 Remington...350 GNR

357 Maximum....350 GNR, 358 GNR

357 Herrett...350 GNR, 355 GNR,
357 Magnum...356 GNR, 350 GNR, 355 GNR
375 Winchester...375 GNR#2, 378 GNR
45-70...450 GNR

Encore barrels
44 Magnum...429 GNR, 440 GNR, 430 GNR
444 Marlin...440 GNR
454 Casull...455 GNR

45-70...450 GNR

There may be others. call me if you have a question..
928-527-4100
We also have dies for all these calibers in stock

Please remember barrels may need fitting to your frame.

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and can be made into about any centerfire .22 cal. The 10" octagons make a very attractive gun. Ditto if you could find a rimfire .17 HRM barrel (expensive to begin), could be a .17 K-Hornet if you really wanted one bad.

The .22 K-Hornet has easily twice the neck it really needs. I have wondered that you did not give it the old Reeder max. body treatment. Maybe a grain or grain-and-half extra? But that is actually a 10-15% increase over the std. Just interesting. But then again, there are so many .22's. Plus we are getting too old to finger such small things on the load bench.

The TCU's are not very loved and could be an attractive option!

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If you are looking for TC barrels, this may help

A very good idea! The .22 LR TC is .224