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Where to get barrel threaded

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I have a Colt 6400R (neutered edition) and I was hoping to get my barrel threaded and a brake pinned and welded on. Do you guys know anywhere that does this for a reasonable fee?

 

Thanks!

Sean Reed at CDI Custom. He's in PA, but does excellent work, and very reasonable prices. I am having him cut and thread my barrel, and permanently weld a brake on for $75.

He is on AR15.com as hemcon9.

 

I have a buddy on AR15.com with over 14k posts, who has used him. This is the third time I'm using him now.

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Good enough for me, thanks for the input some googling around has shown people are really happy with his work!

Good enough for me, thanks for the input some googling around has shown people are really happy with his work!

 

His work is outstanding, and he's one of the good guys. Good luck.

Not to take anything away from the gentleman mentioned above, but the MT6400R uses a proprietary barrel nut wrench. You might want to ask him if he is equipped to work on them.

 

If not, Adco does. They threaded, pinned and welded brakes on both of my 6400R's and did an outstanding job. More expensive though.

Not to take anything away from the gentleman mentioned above, but the MT6400R uses a proprietary barrel nut wrench. You might want to ask him if he is equipped to work on them.

 

If not, Adco does. They threaded, pinned and welded brakes on both of my 6400R's and did an outstanding job. More expensive though.

 

Good point. I'll be surprised if he's not equipped. He was the armor for his PD before he retired from the force.

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Not to take anything away from the gentleman mentioned above, but the MT6400R uses a proprietary barrel nut wrench. You might want to ask him if he is equipped to work on them.

 

If not, Adco does. They threaded, pinned and welded brakes on both of my 6400R's and did an outstanding job. More expensive though.

 

Did you just ship them your upper? How much did it run if you don't mind me asking?

Did you just ship them your upper? How much did it run if you don't mind me asking?

 

 

For a disassemble/reassemble (to remove the barrel), cut/thread, pin/weld, abd return shipping I think it was $130. Like I say, more expensive than the guy mentioned above. Adco does incredible work and very quick turn around.

 

They do have the correct tools, and the experience to work on the 6940/6400R.

 

http://www.adcofirea...m/shopservices/

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