Threaded barrels?

[NFACurious]

This might not be the correct area to place this question, but, are threaded barrels legal? Say i had two muzzle breaks i wanted to use for different applications.. could i have my barrel threaded and switch between them?

[rapier144]

Don't know about commie states like california but in most free states they are.

[legacy94]

i'm new to guns and had a question about threaded barrels.

here goes-you would need a threaded barrel to add a silencer,right?

and if so,would i be able to get one for the beretta i own?

[Glock 31]

As far as I know, nothing is illegal now after the Clinton ban was lifted. I could be wrong though.:cool:

[Handy]

Threaded barrels on pistols less than 50 oz. have never been illegal by federal law. But all threaded barrels are illegal in CA.

[shaggy]

and if so,would i be able to get one for the beretta i own?

Absolutely (assuming NH allows NFA weapons and suppressors, which I'm 99.99% sure they do). Here's a few manufacturers to check out...

www.gem-tech.com
www.srtarms.com
www.advanced-armament.com
www.swrmfg.com

[legacy94]

cool,thanks shaggy

wow,didn't relize they could cost so much.

[NFACurious]

yes, but i just want a muzzle break for now.

[Hunter Customs]

Threaded barrels in most states are legal.

You can use a threaded barrel in CA but the muzzle break or compensator must be welded to the barrel so it's attached in a permanent fashion. The muzzle break or compensator can't be attached so that it's easily removed.

Silincers are illegal to own in some states such as MO. In states where it's legal to own one you still have to pay the Fed tax and meet all their requirements.
Regards
Bob Hunter
www.huntercustoms.com

[Rivers]

The muzzle broke on my Remmy VLS, and I had it recrowned. Now, I've never had any trouble with my muzzle BRAKES. :rolleyes: