Barrel threading

[silverado31794]

I want to get my bull barrel threaded on my Ruger 10/22 and a Thread protector made for it. Anyone here want the honor of doing it? No garage threaders, and prefer to be an established member.

 

[77REBELBOWTIE]

If you find someone, let me know. I have a few projects I want to work on.

 

[mojoween]

contact "magna750" , he'll take care of you

 

[JDG.]

Brian Ott from Ott Gunworks is a full time gun smith and does great work. you should hit him up.
http://www.ottgunworks.com/

 

[magna750]

I want to get my bull barrel threaded on my Ruger 10/22 and a Thread protector made for it. Anyone here want the honor of doing it? No garage threaders, and prefer to be an established member.

I do many of these a month on top of building my precision rifles (as seen here on the ODT many times). I would be happy to work with you.

 

[magna750]

contact "magna750" , he'll take care of you

Thanks for that!

 

[silverado31794]

I do many of these a month on top of building my precision rifles (as seen here on the ODT many times). I would be happy to work with you.

PM Sent to ya

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I'm also waiting to hear back from Whidden Gun Works down here in Nashville.

 

[77REBELBOWTIE]

Keep me informed on what you find out.

 

[vinhtvu2]

I have a question.

Is it possible to chop off 1/2 an inch or so of the barrel, THEN get it threaded. Then tap the 1/2" that was cut off so that it can be used as the thread protector??

I have the stainless bull barrel, and I want it to look flush and finish when the thread protector is on there.

Also, on a scale of 1-10, 1 being I can change the magazine, 5 being I can build an AR lower with LPK, and 10 being I cast my own lower...

Where would you rank taking off the bull barrel of a 10/22 so I can ship it off to get threaded?

Also, would it be easier to take it off to get it threaded??

Or should I just bring it to a local shop and let them have at it?

 

[bigweave113]

fort daniel is the way to go. great guys