Threaded 10/22 barrel

[MONK]

Will be buying a hush can soon and will be in the market for a threaded 10/22 barrel. I'm looking for suggestions. I've only started to "surf" and someone had already told me to take a look at Green Mountain barrels. My guidelines are absolutely no bull barrels, 16" max length and must be stainless.

thanks much in advance,

monk

 

[noob]

http://www.shootersdiscount.com/car...-threaded-barrel-w/thread-protector-22lr.html

What about fluted stainless barrels?

 

[US Infidel]

http://www.tacticalinc.com/stainles...l-for-1022]-with-thread-protector-p-1143.html
Direct replacement barrels with no fixed sighs. They have 1x16 and 1x9 twist if your going heavy subsonics.

Careful with the OEM Ruger eBay barrels. I haven't seen one yet with 1/2x28. Most have a different thread.

 

[shrxfn]

I am not really familiar with 10/22s but can't you get the existing barrel threaded? I have a M&P15-22 that I am taking off the barrel to have it threaded for a can.

try 22barrels.com that is where I am sending mine.

 

[cricht0n]

Depending on the year it was made, Ruger used to put an AR thread on the 10/22 threaded barrels. Which is fine if you are installing an AR flash hider or similar muzzle device. the problem is that most 22 suppressors are threaded way shallower. I had to get a spacer to keep my Sparrow from threading to far on my factory 10/22 tactical.

http://www.store.silencerco.com/products/1-2x28-rifle-thread-spacer

The newer ones feature the correct thread pattern.

 

[SpeedRacer]

http://www.tacticalinc.com/stainles...l-for-1022]-with-thread-protector-p-1143.html
Direct replacement barrels with no fixed sighs. They have 1x16 and 1x9 twist if your going heavy subsonics.

Careful with the OEM Ruger eBay barrels. I haven't seen one yet with 1/2x28. Most have a different thread.

When I was recently searching for the same, these and YHM were the only standard profile barrels I could find.

 

[bigjakewelch]

Get up with a local gunsmith and check your options. You'd be surprised to find out the cost to thread and there are a bunch of options that you can get them to do that you can't just go buy.

 

[MONK]

Thanks so much for all the replies. I will weigh it all out to see which way I go.