9mm tok barrel??
- Thread starter Denich
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check trade ex they have them in stock 
according to their website you're looking at about 110 for the barrel, bushing & link
http://www.tradeexcanada.com
got one from them a few months ago
As for function, it did not feed reliably but I was not using proper ammo, I was using semi-wadcutter I guess it's called (not a good choice on this gun but that was all the range had in stock) and the flat front portion would jam instead of feed every 4-5 rounds or so. I'll have to try with something with a sharper profile and I don't see why it would not perform well
according to their website you're looking at about 110 for the barrel, bushing & link
http://www.tradeexcanada.com
got one from them a few months ago
As for function, it did not feed reliably but I was not using proper ammo, I was using semi-wadcutter I guess it's called (not a good choice on this gun but that was all the range had in stock) and the flat front portion would jam instead of feed every 4-5 rounds or so. I'll have to try with something with a sharper profile and I don't see why it would not perform well
I bought a couple from two different sources a while back (now out of them).
You need to understand ahead of time that these barrels are not necessarily just a drop in and fire proposition. You might have to do some minor fitting, for example by modifying the extractor a wee bit, or getting a correct barrel to barrel bushing fit. Stuff you can do at home, or any competent gunsmith can do quickly.
There are special mags for the 9mm to accomodate its slightly shorter length. The 7.62x25 mag will often "work", but can be the cause of feeding problems if used for 9mm.
You need to understand ahead of time that these barrels are not necessarily just a drop in and fire proposition. You might have to do some minor fitting, for example by modifying the extractor a wee bit, or getting a correct barrel to barrel bushing fit. Stuff you can do at home, or any competent gunsmith can do quickly.
There are special mags for the 9mm to accomodate its slightly shorter length. The 7.62x25 mag will often "work", but can be the cause of feeding problems if used for 9mm.
