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chadstrickland · May 18, 2011, 08:47 AM

Well that ain't no good...I have limited amount of information I can give you..but if you was worried about accuracy I would suggest a screw on can..and as long as it doesn't nick ( bullet hit a baffle or end cap ) it should group just fine..and if the for some unknown reason to man kind have to cut the end of your barrel off..do make sure to let them know that you want a crown put back on it..it isn't hard and brownells makes a lathe tool for it so don't take no for a answer..if you do your accuracy will suffer for it

May 18, 2011, 08:47 AM	#4
chadstrickland Senior Member Join Date: January 26, 2011 Location: alabama Posts: 537	Well that ain't no good...I have limited amount of information I can give you..but if you was worried about accuracy I would suggest a screw on can..and as long as it doesn't nick ( bullet hit a baffle or end cap ) it should group just fine..and if the for some unknown reason to man kind have to cut the end of your barrel off..do make sure to let them know that you want a crown put back on it..it isn't hard and brownells makes a lathe tool for it so don't take no for a answer..if you do your accuracy will suffer for it __________________ Two weapons that was designed by the same man still in use by the us military 100 years later...1911 and m2...is there anything that comes close.....lol annd maybe perhaps a sig sauer p226 tac ops edition..