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All Springer/NP/PCP Air Gun Discussion General => "Bob and Lloyds Workshop" => Topic started by: JPSAXNC on November 20, 2020, 10:53:55 AM
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I bought two new old stock .22 cal. Duc IL AR6 barrels from Davis at (airgunauctions@gmail.com) One is 25" long the other is 27" long. Both have a threaded section, one is choked. cutting off the threaded sections and choke I can get 22" and 23" of clean barrel length. The barrel od is .443 just slightly over 7/16, they were 90$ each delivered.
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I bought two new old stock .22 cal. Duc IL AR6 barrels from Davis at (airgunauctions@gmail.com) One is 25" long the other is 27" long. Both have a threaded section, one is choked. cutting off the threaded sections and choke I can get 22" and 23" of clean barrel length. The barrel od is .443 just slightly over 7/16, they were 90$ each delivered.
Those prices are a little better than buying unfinished liners from TJ's, for comparison TJ's gets around $5.20/inch plus shipping for as-forged, in the white liners.
Have you slugged the bores and measured rate of twist?
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Hi mackeral, These are high quality (match grade, IMO) Korean air rifle barrels the bores are very consistent, the twist rate is 1:18 HTH
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Good score on the barrels.... 8)
Bob
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Hi Bob, I'm assuming he has more, because he asked me how many I wanted. He's been retired for while, but told me he still has 500 guns, and probably a lot of spare parts.
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That’s a great source. The Korean barrels that I’ve used have been bigger than your typical Airgun barrel at .221” rather than the “ standard “ .217” . Make great slug shooters .
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Hi Hobbyman, I measured the bore diameter at .217 and the groove depth at .221 HTH
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Yep that’s on the big side. Sized down .223 bullets work real well or if you’re not scared to spent money , the RWS bullets from Krale at 41 grain work real well. Those measurements are real close to the LW .22lr barrels.