Looking to marry a lower I have with a 14.5" upper with a muzzle brake making it 16"+ but need to get it pinned/welded so I don't get raped in prison. Anyone know of a place near Charlotte that would do a good job? Thanks in advance.
Charlotte Gunsmiths That Can Pin Muzzle Breaks?
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I had a hard time finding someone local to do mine. So I mailed my 14.5 upper to adco. Mailed it on a Friday and got it back the next Thursday. Cost was $30 plus return shipping and they did a beautiful job.
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they’ve never done a pin & weld for me, but they’ve cut and threaded one and done some other stuff...I had a hard time finding someone local to do mine. So I mailed my 14.5 upper to adco. Mailed it on a Friday and got it back the next Thursday. Cost was $30 plus return shipping and they did a beautiful job.
Perm Attach Muzzle Devices | Product categories | Adco Firearms LLC
I wouldn’t hesitate to send them anything.
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hrm... i've been thinking to make a proper m4gery
you tried putting a bayonet on that to check the fit over the flash hider? I know you need a sliiiightly longer than normal hider to make 16", but I don't know if those things work with traditional accoutrements like bayonets and suppressors made to clamp over an a2 flash hider
you tried putting a bayonet on that to check the fit over the flash hider? I know you need a sliiiightly longer than normal hider to make 16", but I don't know if those things work with traditional accoutrements like bayonets and suppressors made to clamp over an a2 flash hider
Bayonet fits. I have an OKC3S and it works perfectly.
But a BFA will not fit, and suppressors probably will not either.
There are other options for using a standard A2 like putting a nut or spacer on first.
But those options seem like you will be using a very short section of threads at end to attach your A2. Maybe it won’t cause any issues but just doesn’t seem ideal to me.