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I saw it briefly! He seems very credible. Thank you.@AR15barrels , aka Randall , is the one you want.
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If it’s a pre fit barrel why not do it yourself? Get an action wrench, barrel vise, torque wrench and go/no go gauges and you’re set. It’s very you
You know what, I really thought of learning and doing it myself, if you say it’s fairly easy that’s all the motivation I need. I’m gonna study it and check out the tools I’ll be needing. Thank You SirIf it’s a pre fit barrel why not do it yourself? Get an action wrench, barrel vise, torque wrench and go/no go gauges and you’re set. It’s very easy.
The tools needed to do 1 barrel swap will easily cost 3x-5x or maybe more of what I charge to do a single barrel swap.If it’s a pre fit barrel why not do it yourself? Get an action wrench, barrel vise, torque wrench and go/no go gauges and you’re set. It’s very easy.
Changing a prefit to.another prefit is easy, taking off a tikka or howa barrel is probably worth bringing in. But 65 bucks is well worth it either way that's not bad at allThanks you for the detailed explanation @AR15barrels. The Internet and YouTube make it look easy