Why do pistols have threaded barrels

If you want to be sure that you stay clear of mistakes, then make sure that your gunsmith is using the right technology. As a minimum, a lathe must be used. This is because of the bore-centric aspect of the work. A lathe allows the gunsmith to ensure that they are doing all of the cutting in relation to the bore, and not the OD of the barrel. It seems simple, but if the local gunsmith so much as mentions simply tapping the end of the barrel, then stay away.

Most reliable gun smiths will ask, sometimes demand, that you bring in the suppressor, or at least give them the exact make and model, so that they can ensure there will be no mistakes in cutting threads. We pride ourselves on using the latest technology, and taking the greatest care to make sure that your barrel is threaded to exacting specs, has a proper seating for your suppressor, and that our customer service exceeds your expectations.

Though we like getting your gun back to you quickly, we will take the time necessary to make sure the job is done right. You might choose to change out the grip on your handgun to have a better handle on your weapon.

There are other people that like to add things such as lights and lasers. These are additions that you can place to give you a better view when you are shooting in a dark area. Other accessories include upgrading the sight that is on the gun for better alignment and barrels that have threading so that you can add to the barrel other types of accessories.

When adding an accessory to your weapon it is important to know what it is and why you are adding it. You also want to make sure that it is attached properly and is the right fit for the gun that you have.

An accessory that you might think are only used in movies but many people choose to have them are suppressors. Shooting Range Industries outlines what a suppressor is and how they work. Safariland muzzle plugs are depth set to the length of factory OEM standard barrels.

The typical overage on threaded pistol barrels can run from. This additional length for the threads can vary widely depending on the manufacturer and the specific use required for the threading. For example, a Glock 19 with threaded barrel will typically fit a Glock 17 holster fit code as it accommodates the longer barrel length.

Big bore rounds like. Consult with your rifle or barrel manufacturer for the thread pitch on your barrel. We recommend double-checking with the original manufacturer for your barrel before making any purchases. Get the entire thread pitch guide. Please enable JavaScript in your browser. February 2, By Brandon Maddox.