Looking for Barrel Tenon Thread Info TC Compass

[mauser284]

I want to send it out with a new barrel to my gunsmith to re-barrel. I want to select the right diameter barrel for the job. I would like to use up some of my smaller diameter barrels. I have some barrels in the 1 to 1.1 inch diameter range on the big end and a lot that are 1.2 or larger in diameter. I have looked online and keep coming up short! I tried emailing TC and other than the automated auto reply letting you know they received your email have I have not heard back from them.

Thanks for all the help!

 

[Dusty Stevens]

You dont even have to take it apart or have special tools to measure that. Probably dont even have to remove it from the stock

 

[mauser284]

How do you figure? The tenon is in the receiver. Even the outer profile which is not the tenon is surrounded by enough stock that I would have to take it out of the stock to measure the portion right up against the receiver face. So I can see how that could be done but how do I measure the portion that is threaded and in the receiver with out taking the barrel out of the action? Thanks Dusty Stevens!

 

[mauser284]

You dont even have to take it apart or have special tools to measure that. Probably dont even have to remove it from the stock

I think I know what you mean. Assuming I can get my dial caliper onto the widest point and that is the full diameter and not a tad short of that point the tenon would be smaller than that. That is true it does address my main concern. I also wanted to know the dimensions on the tenon and the threads as a secondary nice to know! Assuming the widest part is not below the stock line I measured it 3 times at 1.118". I will pull it from the stock and double check. I was focused on the tenon and the threads your solution is the obvious solution to the main prob. of selecting a barrel of the right size! Thanks! When I thought about what you said I slapped myself for not seeing the obvious!

 

[Dusty Stevens]

You know the tenon is smaller than the barrel you measure. Past that once you send one big enuf to your gunsmith its up to him

 

[mauser284]

Yes....The sad thing is this is not my first rodeo. I have not been sleeping well and and stressed out. I can not believe I had to ask that and be told the obvious! Thanks all the same!