Beretta CX4 Storm non-restricted barrel

[M.w.wolf]

I'm interested in getting a restricted Beretta CX4 Storm rebarreled to be non-restricted.

Does anyone know where I could get this done? And what it might cost, including parts and labour?

I imagine that it might be harder to find a barrel now that purpose-built non-restricteds are being imported.

 

[Armourall]

I had mine done at Herron Arms in Fisherville here in Ontario. Ian does an awesome job.

 

[Deuce-deuce]

Should be about a $500 job. In the end it's probably easier and cheaper to just buy the NR version.
I've had them done by bits of pieces and dlask.

 

[Spaceballs]

Whilst I have not had any work done by Ian, I keep hearing nothing but good things about him and Herron Arms. Will have to keep them in mind if I ever need something rebarreled!

 

[Odd Shot]

Same.

 

[mastermind]

I inquired back in Feb with Herron Arms about a NR barrel conversion. Response:

"Cost would be $700 plus tax and shipping. That would be for a chromoly barrel with a black cerakote finish and a muzzle thread if you wanted it".

It's hard to justify that when you can get a used one for ~$1000.

 

[Odd Shot]

Ellwood Epps charges about $300, iirc

 

[aiwa]

Epps does a good job - they've done a bunch of NR conversions of both the storm and the USC.

 

[Lungorthin]

Epps does a good job - they've done a bunch of NR conversions of both the storm and the USC.

They seem to take a really long time though. My pistol was getting a restricted barrel length put on by them it its been there for 4 months with no end in sight

 

[polskiogorki]

Ellwood Epps charges about $300, iirc

I was quoted 500 or 550 plus tax 6 months ago

 

[Odd Shot]

I was quoted 500 or 550 plus tax 6 months ago

I had it done a couple years ago.
Looking back at my receipt, I was charged $160 for the barrel and $300 for labour plus tax.

 

[JDForBrkFst]

It's only worth it if doing a 40 IMO. NR can be found in 9 for reasonable deals. Having said that, I really want a NR 40 cal storm.

 

[Odd Shot]

PM me if you're interested

 

[JDForBrkFst]

If money wasn't tight at the moment I'd be all over that.

 

[jjohnwm]

I got mine from Epps about 7 or 8 years ago. At the time they were converting them regularly, and usually had a couple of brand new converted-to-NR ones in stock, ready to go. The barrel they used is a bit heavier than the standard factory profile.

It's a terrific little gun, tons of fun to shoot and very capable for pests-around-the-yard use. Mine has taken coyotes, skunks, raccoons, porcupines and feral cats with aplomb.

 

[hicaliber]

I bought my .45 barrel from Dlask and am completely satisfied. Nice heavy profile barrel and very accurate.