Posted: 5/13/2015 11:35:53 AM EDT
| I'm thinking of buying a threaded barrel for a glock 19 but don't intend to buy a suppressor for quite some time is there any benefit of a threaded barrel to a OEM barrel? |
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I'm thinking of buying a threaded barrel for a glock 19 but don't intend to buy a suppressor for quite some time is there any benefit of a threaded barrel to a OEM barrel? Without a suppressor? No. Only advantage you'd get is a bit of extra velocity coming out of a slightly longer barrel. |
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Without a suppressor? No. Only advantage you'd get is a bit of extra velocity coming out of a slightly longer barrel. Quoted:
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I'm thinking of buying a threaded barrel for a glock 19 but don't intend to buy a suppressor for quite some time is there any benefit of a threaded barrel to a OEM barrel? Without a suppressor? No. Only advantage you'd get is a bit of extra velocity coming out of a slightly longer barrel. A little bit more weight up front too. Totally subjective, but I found that my 19 with a threaded KKM barrel shot a bit softer. |
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A little bit more weight up front too. Totally subjective, but I found that my 19 with a threaded KKM barrel shot a bit softer. Quoted:
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I'm thinking of buying a threaded barrel for a glock 19 but don't intend to buy a suppressor for quite some time is there any benefit of a threaded barrel to a OEM barrel? Without a suppressor? No. Only advantage you'd get is a bit of extra velocity coming out of a slightly longer barrel. A little bit more weight up front too. Totally subjective, but I found that my 19 with a threaded KKM barrel shot a bit softer. Really? I'm looking into a future suppressor purchase and was looking at threaded bbls. This is just another reason to buy lol |