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Posted: 8/7/2012 12:37:09 PM
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Posted: 8/7/2012 12:55:33 PM
the thread that the suppressor has, would be a great start. my guess 5/8-24.
Note unless you have a lath and can zero off the id of the bore I would not try this. Threads that are not concentric with the bore can cause your expensive can to burst when a bullet strikes it. Barrel OD is never concentric enough with the ID to trust it for a can mount. Spend the cash and have a shop do the work. |
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Posted: 8/7/2012 1:31:25 PM
Originally Posted By Gregory_K:
the thread that the suppressor has, would be a great start. my guess 5/8-24. Note unless you have a lath and can zero off the id of the bore I would not try this. Threads that are not concentric with the bore can cause your expensive can to burst when a bullet strikes it. Barrel OD is never concentric enough with the ID to trust it for a can mount. Spend the cash and have a shop do the work. +1 It ought to be interesting to see a can mounted on a bull barrel. |
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Posted: 8/7/2012 7:02:57 PM
Originally Posted By Gregory_K:
the thread that the suppressor has, would be a great start. my guess 5/8-24. Note unless you have a lath and can zero off the id of the bore I would not try this. Threads that are not concentric with the bore can cause your expensive can to burst when a bullet strikes it. Barrel OD is never concentric enough with the ID to trust it for a can mount. Spend the cash and have a shop do the work. +2 Spend the cash and have Adco perform this task for you. |
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Posted: 8/7/2012 7:39:17 PM
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ADCO threads concentric for $65. |
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Posted: 8/7/2012 11:40:08 PM
Thank you all for the advice––ADCO is only about 50 minutes from my houe, just drove past on Saturday. Thanks, again, I will TRY to post pictures when everything is done!
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