.920 Bull Barrel Threaded?

You'll almost certainly have to have that made. Buy the barrel of your choice and then take it to a gunsmith, or friend with a lathe and have it turned down and threaded.

Generally speaking folks that buy heavy target barrels don't use muzzle devices so there's not a big market. The good news it's not that big a deal with the right tools, so it shouldn't cost that much.

Like was mentioned above, any competent gunsmith can reduce and thread the barrel for you. The smith does need to know what they're doing though because getting the threads cut wrong will wreck the can in a single pull of the trigger.

Just make sure the threads are cut concentric to the bore. I'd feel better taking a barrel to a machinist than most gunsmiths.

As long as the machinist knows to index off the bore and not the outer portion of the barrel, I would agree.

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Tactical Solutions makes .920 diameter 10/22 barrels threaded 1/2X28. You can try and order factory direct or:

Midway sells them but is out of stock on all colors (a bit pricey when in stock at $200+)

Mizzo Mule has OD green Tactical Solutions barrels in stock .920 diameter threaded 1/2X28 $214.00 shipped (done a lot of business with them and are good people).

http://www.mizzoumuleguns.com/id67.html


Tactical inc has several listed, here's one (brand unknown) in stock (stainless steel) threaded 1/2X28 @$155.00:

http://www.tacticalinc.com/fluted-blue-twist-threaded-10220174-replacement-heavy-barrel-p-1767.html

Green Mountain will sell you a .920 10/22 barrel for $105.00 and thread it for another $65.00

http://www.tacticalinc.com/fluted-blue-twist-threaded-10220174-replacement-heavy-barrel-p-1767.html

As long as the machinist knows to index off the bore and not the outer portion of the barrel, I would agree.

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Yes, a machinist will know this. This type of cut is made many times by machinists not working on firearms. Trust me, a machinist knows this type of cut. There are a lot of applications that require threads concentric to a central hole, not just gun barrels.

RhinoDefense said:

Yes, a machinist will know this. This type of cut is made many times by machinists not working on firearms. Trust me, a machinist knows this type of cut. There are a lot of applications that require threads concentric to a central hole, not just gun barrels.

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I know that a machinist knows how to do it and that type of cut isn't uncommon, but unless the machinist knows the reason for the cut, he may not automatically index off the bore. It has happened that gunsmiths and machinists alike have threaded barrels with the diameter turned down indexed off the outer diameter of the barrel. If it hadn't happened in the past it wouldn't be worth pointing out. Assumption is the mother of all...well you know.