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The very first barrel I had threaded was at a machine shop about ten years ago. It was a bit of an ordeal. I had to convince them that it wasn’t against the law before they would even touch it. They didn’t know anything about the NFA or gun smithing.

If the barrel has to be removed from the receiver, consider headspace issues and the ability of the person doing the work.
 

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Well, I got it done but wasn’t real happy with the job. Luckily, it wasn’t a high end project.
I’d go with the other suggestions.
Didn’t a law go into effect that states if you’re going to have mods done it has to be by an ffl holder?
 

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What's your barrel contour? I believe you need about 0.70"-0.75" at the muzzle for 5/8x24 and this probably depends on the type brake used.

What action is are you shooting? I would not use a machine shop. If they can't do it with the barrel in the action they need a barrel vice and an action wrench.

Don't stay in OKC just because you want to stay in OKC. Get it done right the first time by a quality gun smith. Jon Beanland in Gould OK is an excellent smith, give him a call or email. He's a one man shop so getting ahold of him may take awhile. http://beanlandrifles.com/
 
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