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General Categories => General Firearm Discussion => Topic started by: Ihdes2002 on September 22, 2014, 08:58:29 PM
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Is there anyone in the Lincoln area that flutes rifle bolts and barrels?
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I tried doing this, it really takes a special vise to hold that barrel, glad that I had tried it on a bad barrel, make sure you check who is doing the work,
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Nobody around here that I know of.
Contact ADCO or just buy a barrel that's already how you want it, would be my suggestion.
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For something that's a specialized service like that I'd go to someone who really knows what they're doing. Adco has a good reputation if you're willing to ship it.
https://www.adcofirearms.com/shopservices/shop_qnew.cfm?code=Barrel%20Fluting (https://www.adcofirearms.com/shopservices/shop_qnew.cfm?code=Barrel%20Fluting)
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I was going to suggest adco as well
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Another vote for Adco
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If you fluted along the entire length of a 16" barrel, will there be an appreciable difference in accuracy? Also, how much weight is the barrel going to lose?
Fly
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Hatcher Gun in Elsie Ne. does a great job too. www.hatchergun.com (http://www.hatchergun.com)
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Another for ADCO.
If you fluted along the entire length of a 16" barrel, will there be an appreciable difference in accuracy? Also, how much weight is the barrel going to lose?
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It will not help with accuracy. Weight, heat dissipation, and looks is the main reason. It is really easy to mess up a good barrel if it is fluted incorrectly because the machining adds stress into the material. Not something that anyone can do with a endmill.
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Another for ADCO.
It will not help with accuracy. Weight, heat dissipation, and looks is the main reason. It is really easy to mess up a good barrel if it is fluted incorrectly because the machining adds stress into the material. Not something that anyone can do with a endmill.
Ok...putting my Dremel away now. ;D
Fly