What kind of barrel is this and what kind of firearm is it from?

[OneGuy67]

I'm trying to identify this barrel and what firearm it belongs to. I figured I'd ask the people here due to the vast array of knowledge here!

Thanks in advance!


http://i828.photobucket.com/albums/zz210/bluebouyz/PictureHuefano017.jpg

http://i828.photobucket.com/albums/zz210/bluebouyz/PictureHuefano022-1.jpg

http://i828.photobucket.com/albums/zz210/bluebouyz/PictureHuefano021.jpg

http://i828.photobucket.com/albums/zz210/bluebouyz/PictureHuefano019.jpg

http://i828.photobucket.com/albums/zz210/bluebouyz/PictureHuefano022.jpg

[Hoser]

MP-5 barrel. 3 lug suppressor adaptor.

[OneGuy67]

Thanks Hoser!

[rhineoshott]

That's pretty sweet! bling *I have an MP-5 barrel*

I wish I was fortunate to end up with these random cool things that I have to ask what they are.

Congrats on the possesion!

[Circuits]

To further clarify, it doesn't look like a factory HK barrel, since it lacks the threaded muzzle and thread protector, but it does have a correct, fluted chamber.

I see no pin slots drilled at the breech end, or weld marks near the muzzle end, so it appears to have never been installed.

[OneGuy67]

I would agree. It appeared to be new manufacture and not ever been installed on a firearm.

[Hoser]

To further clarify, it doesn't look like a factory HK barrel, since it lacks the threaded muzzle and thread protector, but it does have a correct, fluted chamber.


I have shot some older MP-5Ns with just the 3 lug and no threads. I think the Navy eventually standardized on 1/2x28 threads and lugs.

My old Urbach barrel had threads and lugs, but no fluted chamber.

[Irving]

Was it confiscated?

[BigBear]

Where's the rest of the gun?....

[Ridge]

Is that barrel full auto?