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  • emag_slurpee
    AGD's A.D.D Child
    • Mar 2003
    • 42

    #1

    Chop a Barrel?

    anyone know The best way to hack down a barrel. Other than a hack saw. I was thinking about a lathe but i dunno...
    Any thouights.

  • FalconGuy016
    Divine Right, Pevs @ AG
    • Aug 2002
    • 6127

    #2
    Dremel?
    Hey
    AIM: FalconGuy016
    BANG!!!

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    • TransMan
      Man Beast!!!
      • Apr 2002
      • 3152

      #3
      lathe or band saw perhaps but no cutting torch

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      • edweird
        IP lawsuits > innovation
        • Dec 2001
        • 1859

        #4
        if I had to cut a barrel id use a pipe cutter



        then sand the edges inside and out

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        • -=Squid=-

          #5
          Originally posted by FalconGuy016
          Dremel?
          Why do you waste time like this? Do you really think a dremmel would be BETTER than a hacksaw? I wish you woulc get banned sometimes...

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          • irbodden
            Registered User
            • Dec 2000
            • 3413

            #6
            Originally posted by -=Squid=-


            Why do you waste time like this? Do you really think a dremmel would be BETTER than a hacksaw? I wish you woulc get banned sometimes...
            Dude...

            You just gave him an excuse to post again! Just put him on ignore...


            Anyways, I used a scrollsaw and then some fine grain sandpaper and it worked fine for me but I'd agree a pipecutter would work better if you have one.

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            • HoppysMag
              Hoppy's en Fuego!!!
              • Oct 2001
              • 3494

              #7
              i cut down my barrel with a dremmel and it took like a fraction of the time as opposed to a hack saw, then you can sand down the new edges right then... dremmels rule for ghetto-licious projects
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              • joez
                Tribal-The timmy Killer
                • Feb 2003
                • 431

                #8
                if it wasnt for my dremel, i wouldnt have cut down barrels, my head on my lawnmower wouldn't be ported and polished, my minimag body wouldnt be on my e-mag frame, and i wouldnt have gotten my spare tire off of my truck. dremel's rock-face. hardcore.
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                • rhetor22
                  Mag Lover (not that way)
                  • Nov 2001
                  • 1207

                  #9
                  Yeah either hack saw it or dremel it.

                  Either way the cut is probably gunna come out a bit crooked, unless you make a miter for the hacksaw blade, which wouldn't take too long.

                  Just remember to smooth out the cut on the inside so there aren't any burrs.


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                  • emag_slurpee
                    AGD's A.D.D Child
                    • Mar 2003
                    • 42

                    #10
                    thanx guys, I cant wait to go into the woods with a "porting-less" 4 inch barrel. Its gonna be loud as hell, but that is what makes it fun!!! woohoo!!!

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                    • -=Squid=-

                      #11
                      Originally posted by irbodden


                      Dude...

                      You just gave him an excuse to post again! Just put him on ignore...


                      Anyways, I used a scrollsaw and then some fine grain sandpaper and it worked fine for me but I'd agree a pipecutter would work better if you have one.

                      Yaya, your right lol...I had somebody precison cut my barrel to a 3", it was pimp but im not sure whta he used. I think it was a lay, I will ask him.

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                      • edweird
                        IP lawsuits > innovation
                        • Dec 2001
                        • 1859

                        #12
                        /sigh ppl dont listen I swear

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                        • halB
                          Registered User
                          • Sep 2002
                          • 953

                          #13
                          DONT USE A PIPE CUTTER!!! the pressure thats put on the barrel will squish it a tiny bit, leading to sucky shots

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                          • rhetor22
                            Mag Lover (not that way)
                            • Nov 2001
                            • 1207

                            #14
                            Or if you do use one, don't squeeze too hard.

                            Its gunna take a while to do that with a pipe cutter though. They're made for soft, think copper pipes. Make sure that it has a new blade if you do use it.

                            I'm really not sure how its going to work on alluminum. Hopefully you don't have a SS barrel, cuz that pipe cutter aint gettin nowhere on that.


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                            • JAM
                              Back from the Dead
                              • Jan 2003
                              • 953

                              #15
                              Originally posted by rhetor22
                              Or if you do use one, don't squeeze too hard.

                              Its gunna take a while to do that with a pipe cutter though. They're made for soft, think copper pipes. Make sure that it has a new blade if you do use it.

                              I'm really not sure how its going to work on alluminum. Hopefully you don't have a SS barrel, cuz that pipe cutter aint gettin nowhere on that.
                              actually,
                              pipe cutters don't do too bad on SS... I wouldn't use it for a barrel, but i dit cut down my MM body with one. just lots and lots of small turns. touch up with the trusty dremel and we're good to go.
                              sigs are overrated.

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