jimbobborg
Oddball caliber fan
Does anyone locally do this? I need to increase the leade on my AR and my CZ SP-01. These are for competition guns.
Increasing leade on 9mm AR barrel
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jimbobborg
Oddball caliber fan
Anyone?
molonlabe
Ultimate Member
Not sure what your asking, educate me.
ken792
Ultimate Member
The area where the rifling gradually starts. He wants it increased, either to reduce pressure or chamber longer bullets.
http://bisonballistics.com/articles/an-introduction-to-rifle-chambers
molonlabe
Ultimate Member
Thanks, Brownells has hand tools to do this, it should not be hard to get any gunsmith to do this.
jimbobborg
Oddball caliber fan
Yes, they do carry them. But, I need to take my 9mm AR upper apart to do this, and they're $70 a pop. Most gunsmiths don't charge anywhere near that amount to do the job.
molonlabe
Ultimate Member
Got it, what I like about this site is when I don't know something people motivate me to reasearch it.
Found this https://mansonreamers.com
Maybe this bump will help you find a smith.
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
I have a 5.56 Throat reamer, no 9mm reamer though.
Unless you have someone local, a Gunsmith is going to charge:
-Disassemble and Reassemble AR Upper ($20.00-$75.00 depending on the Smith and the Rail System)
-Return Shipping & Insurance ($20-$40)
-Reaming ($35-$50 per Barrel)
At a minimum, you are looking at $90.00 locally and if not local its at least $110.00 for both guns unless you want to buy a reamer and do it yourself.
Unless you have someone local, a Gunsmith is going to charge:
-Disassemble and Reassemble AR Upper ($20.00-$75.00 depending on the Smith and the Rail System)
-Return Shipping & Insurance ($20-$40)
-Reaming ($35-$50 per Barrel)
At a minimum, you are looking at $90.00 locally and if not local its at least $110.00 for both guns unless you want to buy a reamer and do it yourself.
DutchV
Ultimate Member
- Jul 8, 2012
- 4,730
If you're feeling handy, buy the reamer, do the job, then sell the reamer as "lightly used".
Allow me to offer Clandestine's labor for jimbobborg's gift to him of a brand new 9mm throat reamer. 
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