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Chrome Lined US Barrel

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I'd opt for the 922r compliance part over the used, stripped barrel of unknown origin. (US Barrel, receiver, muzzle device, and trigger group gets you over that hump.)

 

The nitride finished barrels are a nice option, but I'm not convinced that I want to deal with the increased hardness on the exterior for a limited corosion advantage.

 

If we're throwing out options, green mountain barrels have great reviews

 

http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/barrel-parts/rifle-barrels/ak-47-barrel-1975-profile-sku371000038-42436-79141.aspx

I've read good things about the green mountain barrels. So far it's the most expensive on the list and you have to drill the gas port.

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I have no issue drilling the port.

 

The green mountain chrome lined barrel is $20 more than typical chrome lined barrels and $60 more than the subject Atlantic barrels. When your talking about a $60 difference in a $500 price point rifle, the Atlantic Firearms chrome lined barrels are a smokin' deal.

Drilling the gas port is no big deal, but it is one less thing to stress over. I agree with you, a good chrome lined barrel for $100 is a great deal.

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