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I recently talked with Criterion Barrels regarding custom 18.5 inch barrels for us Canadians. They said they would be interested in making a batch of at least a 100 for us. Trying to gauge the interest on this idea since if there's enough interest hopefully TNA can purchase a batch. Thoughts?
Interested. These are AR barrels I presume? What other platforms would these work for?
Get them to put in monolithic muzzle brakes/flash hiders while you're at it. Can't believe no manufacturer has done this in canada yet, after that thread had like hundreds of ppl interested.
Didn’t Ian Herron do that?Originally Posted by apexanimal
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Never saw one. I asked tna to do it they expressed interest but nothing came of it. 18.5 total length with a 2 inch internal monolithic brake would sell so fast
Yep AR barrels. These would be compatible with any rifle that accepts AR barrels such as the WK180/WS-MCR rifles, and the new RAVEN 556 rifles. Basically what sets these apart from your ordinary barrels is that they are hand-lapped and have an emphasis on the weight distribution making rifles much nicer to handle. They are the cream of the crop of AR barrels without getting into to the extreme high-end custom built barrels.
Last edited by Political; 10-09-2023 at 07:52 PM.
Also for context here's the email I had with one of the employees.
Like AR180B.. The comp was part of the barrel. But it limits you changing it.
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I would be in for one.
Light profile barrel and I’d be in too.
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