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Who around threads pistol barrels, properly? Also need to relocate the front sight.
Vince talked me into a couple of cans.
Vince talked me into a couple of cans.
Threading Pistol Barrels
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Who around threads pistol barrels, properly? Also need to relocate the front sight.
Vince talked me into a couple of cans.
Chad spoke highly of the Trigger Doctor's work. That'd be good enough recommendation for me.
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Thanks.
Is he on this forum? If not, where is he located?
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
What would be a good suppressor for a MK25 if I already have a threaded barrel?
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I called Bollingers and they will do barrel threading for $75.
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
Most pistol barrels need to be extended and then threaded.
That quote sounds lime a threading only quote.
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
Use tornado tech for metric patterns. Metric is better too.
OrbitalEllipses
Ultimate Member
Still gets loose, even LH.
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Why extended?
The pistol I am planning on doing is a Ruger 22/24 with 5.5" barrel. I would like the sight moved back, but no longer, in fact may get it shortened to use with the can.
The pistol I am planning on doing is a Ruger 22/24 with 5.5" barrel. I would like the sight moved back, but no longer, in fact may get it shortened to use with the can.
OrbitalEllipses
Ultimate Member
22/45? That's a bit different since it has a fixed barrel and you can simply cut it down to ~4.5" and thread another .400" 1/2x28TPI. Browning action pistols don't usually have enough barrel physically fit the suppressor and recoil properly - hence why factory threaded barrels are generally a half inch or so longer.
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Yes, was not clear on that.
I also have a Mitchell built SS Hi Standard, but I would like to get a spare barrel for that one to be threaded.
I also have a Mitchell built SS Hi Standard, but I would like to get a spare barrel for that one to be threaded.
1time
Ultimate Member
If you are talking about Vince from Duffy's, why not have them do your barrel?
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That is another choice. Although, when I did talk to him about threading barrels, he was quoting 1 month turn around.
Just checking on places. Preferably with references from people who have used them.
Just checking on places. Preferably with references from people who have used them.
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
Adco is one week.
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Do they do good work?
I have heard their sear block removal is not the best.
I have heard their sear block removal is not the best.
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
They do great threading work. I have not seen their sear block removal because my prices were cheaper.
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Thanks.
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