Name That Barrel

[$pam]

I've had this barrel for a while, and still don't know what it is. It's stainless steel with porting at the end and no muzzle break. It is a .689 bore size I believe (paint fits through it almost exactly like my .689 Kaner back) I would like to know what it is so I can sell it.

[ubooze]

That would be an Automag barrel.

:p

[Spaceman613]

looks like an older J&J

[dinger]

i think one of my dads first cars had something like that for a tailpipe O_o

[MarkM]

It is doubtful it is an OLD J&J as they were brass and the porting on the original J&J was a few slots not holes...perhaps a second generation one...

[$pam]

Any other input? Older J&J Stainless? I know I've heard that J&J changed their porting style more than once so that could be likely.

[krafty]

Could be a J&J, they had several patterns to their muzzle break holes. Look at the twist lock channel, if it's a single channel that looks like a T it could be J&J. I don't believe they ever made SS barrels, just chromed brass though.

[$pam]

Yeah it has a "T" style twist-lock.

[Prezents]

The back looks very much like a J&J the way it goes from the back section to the front, and since you stated it has the "T" for the lock really makes me think it is a J&J.

[skife]

looks like a J&J to me

[$pam]

Thanks for the help guys. I'm guessing it would sell for around 15-20 bucks, but just in case, is it worth anything?

[skife]

maybe $20-30, but who knows

[Lee]

J&J definately.

team strange was selling all sorts of old J&J's at waynes world for 5-10$

[Mag Master 04]

i had a CP 1 piece that had the T cut twist lock...but i will also say J and J evern though i am late