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The gas block on that rifle is timed using a crimp. Getting it off is easy, but getting it to stay on the new barrel reliably may be tricky. Not much material to work with...

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Changing the barrel would likely involve also creating a gas block.
 
If its a looks thing I would lean more toward a barrel shroud than a new barrel. Like mentioned above the gas block may be a problem in the end. The rifle itself even with its thin profile barrel gives nothing away in the accuracy department. I personally have never liked the look of the thin barrel and was going to by one until I shoulder a couple and the ethos just didn't work for me, but in the process did quite a bit of reading about the cryo barrel process and those MR1 barrels can really take a massive amount of rounds down them before heating to a point that it effects it's performance.
 
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