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11-06-2008 #1
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Firearms / Gun Parts
Does anybody have firsthand experience with purchasing any firearm parts ?
I'm looking for a 6" barrel for a Smith and Wesson .357 magnum.
Model 686-3.
It's got a 2 1/2" barrel and would rather have a 6" or 8" barrel.
I was looking for a good , experienced source.
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There was a place called Gun parts corperation that had/has anything you can think of. Also you may try Brownells..........
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I only thought that the Dan Wesson series had interchangeable barrells?
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I don't know about Dan Wesson , but I'm not really looking for an interchangable barrel.
Like , for swapping back and forth repeatedly.
I just want to change the barrel permanently.
I've heard that they are changeable on a Smith and Wesson.
You just have to knock out a set pin and screw them off.Jeff Tate
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Call Mark of Pinnacle, he is very good with Smith Revolvers. I've used him in the past for custom work on a 686. Or you could call S&W directly, I have ordered replacement parts from them in the past.
http://www.pinnacle-guns.com/
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Thanks Guys !
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