Accessories Bartlein Carbon 338 Remington barrel

Kickin45

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Getting rid of a barrel where the project never came to fruition. Was a Rem 700 project. Not a 700 footprint, an actual Rem 700.

Brand new 24” #4 contour Carbon Fiber Bartlein bored for a 338
Gain LH twist of 9.5-8.75
There is a tiny nick that I couldn’t get to show up in a pic just in front of the chamber area.
$485 shipped in Cont US.
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This was a project from quite some time ago that I don’t even really remember what my plan was lol.
Ask any questions and I’ll do my best to answer.

 

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Is the nick in the carbon fiber forward of the shank? How much shank is left forward of whatever the threading is?

 

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The nick is in the cf yes.
There is exactly 2” remaining beyond the last thread
To answer a pm, as everyone can see in the last pic, this barrel is not chambered yet.
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Remage? Doesn’t seem to have a shoulder or are my old gay ass eyes playing tricks on me?

 

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No shoulder.
I’ll try and get a better pic tomorrow.

 

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I’m a little confused on why the breach is threaded like it is and why the muzzle threads are a mile long. Any info on what’s going on there?

 

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Massive lowball in public. Ballsy

 

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How deep are the threads? Meaning, can you use that part for a 1.060” threaded tenon? Or, would one need to cut that inch or so off to start afresh? Thank you

 

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The threads are pretty shallow. Could be rethreaded or cut off and start anew.
Was setting it up for a custom muzzle brake designed by myself and my now deceased friend who was a gunsmith of 30 yrs.

 

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ttt

 

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ttt

 

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Last bump, then I save it for some future project