Where can I find a S&W M&P 9mm Barrel

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I searched though the past post to see if anyone else has posted this question but I can find anything. I'm looking for somewhere to get a new barrel for my 9mm M&P. No where local stocks them that I can find and everywhere so far online will not ship to Canada or want $200 for a license to ship it.

I just want to be shooting again so please any help would be great.
 
Irunguns has Storm Lake M&P barrels; check with them to see if they have the right one in stock. The model number should be SW-MP-9MM-425 and the part number is 34126. Questar can also source Storm Lake barrels.
 
What length are you looking for, I have a 5" plus threads (5.5") KKM that could be for sale. In a worst case scenario it could be trimmed to length, but that may be expensive depending where you live. Unless a shop has one in stock ,it will take about 2 months to get a barrel imported.

No matter how you slice it, there will be additional fees on an imported barrel. Fact of life in Canada for most major gun parts.

What happened to the original? These are inexpensive gun, until you start buying parts!
 
I have a 4-1/4".

I had a snub load �� and the FMJ got stuck in the barrel when I tried removing the round. I have been soaking it in copper solvent with no luck.
 
I have a 4-1/4".

I had a snub load �� and the FMJ got stuck in the barrel when I tried removing the round. I have been soaking it in copper solvent with no luck.

Take a Robertson screw driver and wrap a piece of making tape around it at both ends of the shaft. use this to drive the bullet out. Clamp the Barrel in a vice, or put barrel vertical on a strong surface.

Done this many times.
 
Removing a bullet from a barrel happens all the time (squib load, bad primer, not enough powder); if done properly it takes a few seconds to clear and does not damage anything. If you use a Robertson screwdriver as suggested, it needs enough wraps to ensure the tip will not scratch the inside of the barrel. This technique and tool will work just fine. If you want a better tool, get a brass dowel or punch and don't be shy with the hammer. Steel>brass>lead. You probably don't need a new barrel. Soaking it will not do much!
 
I made my range rod from a piece of 5/16" steel rod. I cut it to length, beveled the ends, and used packing tape on it to prevent metal-to-metal contact with the bore. A brass rod does not need the tape.
 
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