I don't have a tread gauge, so I'll have to use some of you tools to work it out
I don't have a tread gauge, so I'll have to use some of you tools to work it out
Shoot it, root it & then BBQ it !!!
Philipo,
From the measurements shown on your digital calipers I calculate that the thread is imperial and is 5/8 x 24 UNEF which according to Machinery's Screw Thread Book is 0.625" x 24 TPI x 60 degree thread form, Unified National Extra Fine.
Used as a thread for suppressors and muzzle brakes on barrels with muzzle diameters of 18-22mm.
"Only Accurate Rifles are Interesting"
16x1 or 5/8-24
At this point its 4 posts long.
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Or you could just take it to a local engineer and get him to run a thread gauage over it to confirm what the other guys have already said. now it is 7 posts long
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Yeah mate, held my thread gauge against the screen and it's definitely 5/8x24tpi
Hmm scrub that, hard to tell exactly how many peaks between in the photo, damn parallax
Last edited by Nibblet; 30-10-2013 at 05:29 PM.
Bring it on Friday and ill measure and test fit known threads
RULE 4: IDENTIFY YOUR TARGET BEYOND ALL DOUBT
To be a Human is to be an Alien, ask the animals, We invade this world and we are killing it, we are destroying the earth and nobody gives a fuck except for the animals
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Thanks for the input guys, much appreciated
Shoot it, root it & then BBQ it !!!
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