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Thread: threading into the flutes in a barrel

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    threading into the flutes in a barrel

    I have a tikka with a aftermarket fluted 22.5 inch barrel looking to shorten and suppress it to 18-19 iches which would mean cutting into fluted section of barrel the guy who barreled it for me said it would be fine but would just look abit silly so at the time I stick with the shortest I could without cutting flutes but its just going to be to long with a can fitted and I figure once there's an over barrel can fitted you wont see it anyway can it be done? and will it affect anything other than looks?
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    Will be fine
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    For a hunting rifle no worries.just making sure there is enough meet at the bottom of the flut to cut a clean thread into ,that s all.

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    mate had one done on hes new tikka and the bit of barrel they cut of was used to make the thread cover out off so it didnt look unfished if you get what i mean
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    Only looks weird when you haven't got the suppressor on, otherwise it's all good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigbear View Post
    mate had one done on hes new tikka and the bit of barrel they cut of was used to make the thread cover out off so it didnt look unfished if you get what i mean
    that's a good idea

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mathias View Post
    Only looks weird when you haven't got the suppressor on, otherwise it's all good.
    its only ever not going to have the can on when its in the safe so don't really care about that

 

 

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