Cutting a barrel

[SU405]

I was thinking of doing this same thing. But would it be possible to go one step further, have the short barrel threaded and the brake just spot welded into place? Kind of like they do on the AMD AK's. That way later if you decide to get a SBR stamp all that needs to be done is spot weld removed?

Sorry to the OP for whoring your thread but I thought I would just ask in here in lieu of making a whole new thread.

Thanks.

[spleify]

No problem su405, I was kinda thinking of the same thing anyway. I would rather have it threaded too, so good question. Anyone have an answer for this?

Thanks

[Irving]

As long as it is welded and not easily removable is the key.

[68Charger]

As long as it is welded and not easily removable is the key.

a "blind pin" an option- welding is not required.. it has to be ground flat, and it doesn't go out the other side, so it's not removable without more drilling or grinding.

Sliver solder/brazing is also an option..

[SU405]

a "blind pin" an option- welding is not required.. it has to be ground flat, and it doesn't go out the other side, so it's not removable without more drilling or grinding.

Sliver solder/brazing is also an option..

Sweet! This is what I was thinking but thought I'd ask to make sure.

Now to find a PRO for a decent price.



Thanks Gentlemen!

[BPTactical]

Sweet! This is what I was thinking but thought I'd ask to make sure.

Now to find a PRO for a decent price.



Thanks Gentlemen!

Check your PM's

[SAnd]

From ATF P 5320.8 ATF National Firearms Act Handbook page 17-

The ATF procedure for measuring barrel length is to measure from the closed bolt (or breech-face) to
the furthermost end of the barrel or permanently attached muzzle device. Permanent methods of
attachment include full-fusion gas or electric steel-seam welding, high-temperature (1100°F) silver soldering, or blind pinning with the pin head welded over. Barrels are measured by inserting a dowel rod into the barrel until the rod stops against the bolt or breech-face. The rod is then marked at the furthermost end of the barrel or permanently attached muzzle device, withdrawn from the barrel, and
measured.

It is available at
http://www.atf.gov/publications/firearms/nfa-handbook/