Pin and weld

[mcrosenquist]

Why not do it yourself?

Welding is not a skill I learned

 

[mcrosenquist]

Somewhat unrelated - how does one do this themselves? I'm looking into a 14.5" build soon.

Just mate the barrel with an extended flash hider or suppressor, drill the flash hider if not pre drilled and weld a pin between the barrel and flash hider. I used the BCM ext flash hider.

 

[Camo]

Welding is not a skill I learned

Drill and pin. Swing by my house and we can weld it.

 

[mcrosenquist]

Drill and pin. Swing by my house and we can weld it.

My flash hider came predrilled and with a pin. Where do you live? May take you up on the wedding if you’re serious.

 

[Camo]

My flash hider came predrilled and with a pin. Where do you live? May take you up on the wedding if you’re serious.

I live in Yukon ok.

 

[CHenry]

Looks like $95. I talked to Black Label Armament and he was a bit cheaper than HH so I might go with him because Clint is super cool and does great work. I appreciate the reply BIG TIME

Clint always gets by vote

 

[yurigagarian]

Clint always gets by vote

Clint is one of the nicest gun guys I've ever met

 

[surjimmy]

I assure you it wasn't because it was hunting season. I wouldn't take a cap gun to be fixed at H&H

H & H did one of mine and it came out pretty nice. Don't remember what they charge. I picked the wrong time of they year to do it (Just before hunting season) so turn around was a little long.

 

[CHenry]

I assure you it wasn't because it was hunting season. I wouldn't take a cap gun to be fixed at H&H

Nope!
Black Label Armament is where I go

 

[Genesis]

Seen FAAAAR to many hack jobs by local shops posted online to trust em. I just send em to retro arms works, pay a tiny amount of money and get a job so well done you literally cannot see it.