Just a thought. Thinking about various methods of bedding an AR barrel it occurred to me that a few warm up shots create enough heat expansion to secure the same effect as bedding or an interference fit. What do you guys think?
-1 or +1?All of mine are bedded.
Historic floods and Nessie kept me out of the home range this weekend, so I thought I'd work on something a little different.
Thought I'd take this beater AR I built a barrel for and would try and improve it. Bushed the takedown pin holes and adjusted location to take up the slop between the upper and lower. Now she's tight as a glove.
Next challenge is getting a Rifle-1" straight gas tube to fit the adjustable gas block I have for this. :|
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Me comprende now.-1
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18-Inch Varmint Uppers, 1-8 Twist (.223/5.56)
18 inch Varmint Upper 223 556 1-8 twistwww.whiteoakarmament.com
What recievers require heat to install a barrel?I get upper receivers that require you to heat the receivers to install the barrel and barrels with quality extensions like the WOA’s.
You would need to shoot a lot to get the chamber end hot enough to expand very much. Would you want the rifle to be inaccurate or have a drifting zero until it warms up? Blue Locktite always worked well for me. Lots of over thinking about this imo.Just a thought. Thinking about various methods of bedding an AR barrel it occurred to me that a few warm up shots create enough heat expansion to secure the same effect as bedding or an interference fit. What do you guys think?
What recievers require heat to install a barrel?