suppressed K95

[ebrownw2]

I now own three suppressors, 4 threaded r8 barrels, plus two more rifles and a pistol threaded to accept them. However, I still think anyone who threads a K95 barrel and puts an oil can on the end of it should be tarred and feathered.

[Flint]

[...] I had it done 5/8x24. It is critical that the threads are cut to fit the threads on the can exactly, with zero slop. When this is done you really only need a very minimal amount of torque onto the shoulder when tightening the can

I called up J. Sip and he was willing to take on the job. The threading, mounting of the CB brake, and re-installation of the sights were all completed a day or two after the barrel arrived in UT. He tells me that the most difficult part of the job was removing the rear sight. That was the major hurdle. Otherwise, nothing about the job was much of a hassle. I've not yet seen the barrel; it should arrive shortly. Per the photographs, it looks great. At least, as great as a K95 barrel can look with a Thunder Beast CB Brake.

I now own three suppressors, 4 threaded r8 barrels, plus two more rifles and a pistol threaded to accept them. However, I still think anyone who threads a K95 barrel and puts an oil can on the end of it should be tarred and feathered.

It definitely detracts from the svelte lines of the K95. Putting a can on it was a compromise on many levels but will compliment its purpose. Fortunately, the suppressor is only 1.5" in diameter.

Tank Suppressor.jpg

[dieselten]

Eddie is looking a little pale so I think I need to get his blood pressure up. Here is a pic of my next project, I want to mount one of my Unertl target scopes to my .222 K95 barrel. I just need to find someone to drill 4 holes for the barrel blocks.

[canalrifle]

Make sure he has a couple of drinks first.

[ebrownw2]

I award house Flint 100 points for the most outstanding use of a photo in recent memory.

I deduct 10,000 points from house dieselten for obvious reasons.

[mchughcb]

LMAO