Is it possible to take a barrel on a fine revolver like the Smith & Wesson 627 (with the v-compensator) and have a gun smith shorten the factory 5" barrel down to 4 inches?
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Is it possible to take a barrel on a fine revolver like the Smith & Wesson 627 (with the v-compensator) and have a gun...
Andrew Cook
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Juan White
Yeah.
Jayden Peterson
yes depending on what kind of barrel it is. modern smith barrels are liners with a shroud as a two piece. some require a tensioner, but others are a more traditional two piece barrel.
Henry Stewart
Please tell me why you would do this unironically
Asher Ramirez
Anything is possible, but fucking why?
Lucas Howard
I'd like the 627 because of it's capacity of 8 instead of the capacity of 6 found on other 357's in Smith's lineup, and I'm worried about the continued functionality of the compensator after such an operation, but I just don't like a long barrel length. Four inches would probably be better for me based on experience.
Daniel Cooper
Just take 150 rounds to the range so you can end on a full cylinder with a 6 shooter user.
Wyatt Adams
you can get a 4 inch 686+ with 7 shots and get a ported cylinder. that's a much better option for what you want to do. smaller and more usable
Nathan Cooper
Nigger it is one inch, ONE FUCKING INCH.
WHY?
Are you that fucking retard user? What a waste of money, kill yourself. I hope the smith that you take that to laughs in your face like he should.
Josiah Bennett
>ported cylinder
I meant ported barrel
James Murphy
Pls be nice.
Daniel Johnson
he's right though
Cooper Cook
Why wouldn't you just get this?
>budsgunshop.com
You do realize that you would have to cut it, remount the front sight, recrown the barrel, treat the cut metal, and then thread for the compensator? Too much fucking work.
As a full disclosure, I'm not sure how the comp physically attaches so there may be more or less steps.
Isaiah Carter
Interdasting.
I'm just here for some advice, you smelly vagina.
Aaron Williams
It’s retarded man, I have ideas like this all the time but then once I really think about them and research the idea I realize it’s stupid. And this is fucking stupid. I mean it’s one thing to do something like buy a longer barrel for your shotgun to help with duck hunting or spending another $150 on a good threaded barrel but this is actually retarded. It won’t make any difference and is a waste of cash mullah babyyy
Luke Russell
look for a used 327PD
Austin Nguyen
Just get this gun and get it magnaported you faggot.
Lincoln Wright
>budsgunshop.com
does it come in black?
Landon Gray
Oh my god you FUCKING NOGUNS JESUS CHRIST WHO CARES
Like the type that will demand a refund because they found a blemish on their upper underneath where the dust cover lays
Does it change the functionality or otherwise diminish its use? No? Then WHAT THE FUCK DOES IT MATTER
stop being a Gucci operator gotta look cool for the camera and have nice shiny cool gun yea yea you fucking faggot
Ryder Mitchell
>stop being a Gucci operator gotta look cool
BITCH LOOKING GOOD IS HALF THE BATTLE
Andrew Campbell
Either look it up or cerakote it. Jesus, kids these days. You care more about the look than the weight, functionality, or literally anything else that would actually matter?
Brody Campbell
You have the big gay. Just get a normal revolver and stop trying to be a unique cool snowflake.
Wyatt Jones
This^ literally just cerakote it, it’s a way better use of the money than chopping the barrel. You’ll practically never have to oil the outside or worry about rust outside of the cylinders and barrel again
David Brooks
Gunsmith here, yes this is possible but it'd likely be easier to just buy one already CLOSE to how you like it nut needing things added as opposed to taken away.
Elijah Ortiz
Jesus fuck just get an R8 you nigger
>in before nigger complains about the price.
Brayden Parker
Might be cheaper to call Smith's custom shop and get a quote than modify a stock gun.
Matthew Ortiz
>Pls be nice.
>you smelly vagina.
Consider suicide
Jonathan Barnes
James Bailey
Just buy a CZ op, not this trash
Jason Price
I can't imagine why you'd want to put your expensive revolver through such an extensive modification process just to eliminate 1-inch of barrel length. This isn't a type of gun that you'd ever actually conceal-carry, so the barrel length doesn't need to be shortened. A 5-inch barrel is fine.