Largest Bore barrels - Autococker threading

[TimmyJay]

I did a little search and didn't find what I was looking for. I am curious on which barrel(s) have the largest bore. I figure it would be an older barrel. I would Prefer it be readily available in all aluminum construction and less than 12".

Thanks for any input (or link to a previous thread)

[BTAutoMag]

I'm not sure but chiming in on a guy on PBN who makes custom barrels if you need :D

[going_home]

Biggest I've seen was the .697 Lapco Z barrel made for the Galactic Z bodies.

They were cocker threaded.

;)

[BTAutoMag]

wow

[TimmyJay]

Thank You. That will be a good point of reference when I go trolling.

[keiko_819]

Thank You. That will be a good point of reference when I go trolling.

...this made me giggle... :argh:

[BTAutoMag]

Thank You. That will be a good point of reference when I go trolling.


a good place to start tolling is www.chatroulette.com

[Drix]

Back in the day you could get a .890 16" all american from smartparts. While this does not meet all of your criteria I smile that you could troll with (yes its not a typo) .890

This guy was typically a 16" stainless steel pressfit AA, it also made appearances in teardrop. As I understand it was marketed as .689 but had some horrific QC

[BTAutoMag]

I have a 16" SP AA and the bore on this thing is rediculous. I did a blow test on a lapco with a .686 and the ball was a good fit, then I put the same ball in the AA and it rolled out the other end :rofl:

[TimmyJay]

I guess I need to hit up the urban dictionaries before I post Fishing terms.

[BTAutoMag]

my old boss had an incodent with urban dictionary when she went to google and looked up "milwaukee blizzard"

[Drix]

"milwaukee blizzard"

I feel very much like I did when I found the definition of "blumpkin" I have no words to express on this one, only a subtle grin.

[BTAutoMag]

cleveland steamroller

kitten face

... ewwwww

[correia3]

Angry Pirate...

[athomas]

I have a 16" SP AA and the bore on this thing is rediculous. I did a blow test on a lapco with a .686 and the ball was a good fit, then I put the same ball in the AA and it rolled out the other end :rofl:
A lot of the older barrels were larger bore. The AA barrels were around 0.693 I think. The large size was part of the reason they worked so well. The stock AGD crown point barrel was around the same size but was a single piece.

The lapco at 0.697" was the largest bore that I knew about as a single piece barrel. I have an Empire barrel kit that has 0.696" backs. The freaks have 0.695" backs.