Recommendation for .308 barrel threading in the metro area?

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Originally Posted by brutal

Well for starters, he's laid up and has been mostly going out of business from what I've seen.

He had been farming most of his smithing work out to ECCO until they had a falling out. Can't say/don't know how he was getting any of it done after that. I probably shouldn't say any more since I don't know the whole story.

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Oh - well, I sure as hell don't know.....but that sucks, I hate hearing about small biz's having problems.....

My vote is for Dave Sullivan, Westwind Rifles, Erie, CO.
Been doing my work for years now.

Another vote for Fritz at Black Canyon Customs. Does outstanding work. Also Adam at MHSA does great work.

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Originally Posted by banks74

Another vote for Fritz at Black Canyon Customs.

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Fritz is the man.

If you haven?t found a spot yet, D Wilson manufacturing is a hot spot www.dwilwonmfg.com. In englewood


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Ended up bringing it to Gunsmith At Large, following the recommendation from Ark Tactical.
Turn around time was great, like 3 days, and they charged $150.
However I now have like 6 MOA shift between suppressed and unsuppressed, so they are taking a second look at it to see why...
TBC

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Originally Posted by bellavite1

Ended up bringing it to Gunsmith At Large, following the recommendation from Ark Tactical.
Turn around time was great, like 3 days, and they charged $150.
However I now have like 6 MOA shift between suppressed and unsuppressed, so they are taking a second look at it to see why...
TBC

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Woof. Hopefully they can get that cleared up.


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Should have went to Fritz. He's the man...

Yup.
We'll see what happen.
I'm giving the guys a chance to make it right but if all fails I will ask Fritz to take a look at it...

Use a borescope and check your baffles.

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Aaaaah, muzzle device, nevermind.

I always look through the bore from the chamber and make sure everything looks concentric. Not scientific, but the eye is good at stuff like that, hence peep sights.

O2