Silencer Central Barrel Threading - Is Threading A Barrel Worth It?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

They do a great job. Process worked great on mine

[@ReviewThisThing]

Thanks for the info!!!

[@toddteeters3823]

Silencer Central Rocks !!!! They have Threaded a Couple of my Rifles ....

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I assume they did well?!

[@Accuracy1st]

I now have two suppressors. This deer season is the first time I used one, the Banish Backcountry, on 2 rifles, a Tikka 7PRC and a Tikka 6.5PRC-AW. All over youtube and the internet I've read and heard once you use a suppressor you'll always want to do so. As of today I've tagged 15 whitetails since rifle season opened. Every rifle I took down to Alabama (total of 8) has a threaded barrel. I used a suppressor on 3 hunts only, and got 3 deer each time. All the other hunts and kills were w/o a suppressor, as I've done for decades. The jury is still out for me on this whole suppressor thing, but deer don't react the same way every time a rifle shoots and makes a big bang. Sometimes the survivors run, sometimes they just stand there, even if they are inside 100 yards and watch one of their compadres just hit the dirt. Frankly, I expected the suppressor to dampen the rifle report a lot more than it did so as of right now, I'm not really all that impressed. For me, now especially, the primary reason for me to get a barrel muzzle threaded is for resale value only. I still need to see how my Banish 30 does but I've lived with long barrels (APPROPRIATE) length barrels (26" + for magnums, 24" for everything else) for decades and I'm content with their performance, velocities, and weight. I've got a lot more projects to get done this next year and I don't think I'm going to get any of those barrel muzzles threaded. Don't mean to sound negative but I just don't see the magic using a suppressor.

[@ReviewThisThing]

To each his own for sure. I definitely prefer less recoil, less percussive force, and (obviously) less loud noise for me. I don’t use them because of how the animals respond - it’s still a loud noise they aren’t used to, but the other reasons are definitely worth it for me.

[@Accuracy1st]

@@ReviewThisThing I get it. Makes sense.

[@jimwhite9483]

Oily carp, Fatman. 15 whitetails so far? Bragging rights for sure. Excessive? I think so. How about leaving some to re-populate. Or maybe a couple for me other guy. Just my two cents. Keep the change.

[@ReviewThisThing]

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[@Hatch61]

That’s definitely a nice option to be able to add a break or suppressor, and the price is definitely fair. Thanks for sharing your experience, be well my friends.

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That's definitely what we thought.

[@roblindberg9339]

Great video

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I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

[@roblindberg9339]

@ReviewThisThing hope you and your family have a great and safe holidays

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Same to you!!!

[@TomL3grandsons]

Thanks for sharing

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Thanks for watching!

[@TheReallyPleasedDoge]

Definitely worth it if you don't have a pencil barrel or live in a backwards country that doesn't allow mufflers on their firearms. Of course if you are having a barrel blank cut and chambered you will have it threaded even if it is just for a tuner. Its very likely your local gunsmith can accomplish this for you and has done quite a few of them, definitely support local small business if you have the option. Thanks for the video!

[@ReviewThisThing]

Great points! Thanks!

[@usafret4709]

I had them thread 2 barrels for me on a couple of CVA Scout rifles. local gunsmiths said they could not do it. Sent them, got a quick turnaround and they did a fantastic job. I cannot say enough about how great the service was.

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That’s great to hear. Thank you for that information.

yes

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[@patmancrowley8509]

I have a super-match grade barrel. Nice and thick at the muzzle, .8935". Do you make a supressors for this thickness of barrel? .300 Winchester Magnum.

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Hopefully someone from Silencer Central will respond!

[@JosephNieciak]

Waiting to see some more 20 gauge shotgun ammo patterns. and choke tubes !‼️

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[@siruname6122]

They didn't contact you before they threaded it to a thread you didnt request?! Thats crazy I would be so mad if they threaded it to something i hadn't asked for without checking with me. I understand if the the barrel is too thin but they need to contact you first

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They tell you that ahead of time - meaning it’s on the website that they will thread to the most appropriate threading.

[@lilasitiopatos]

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[@tobybobo6539]

Have you done any videos on muzzle breaks? Price, quality, etc…

[@ReviewThisThing]

Oh yes! Here’s one that’s just about the brake. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZa0YZt6ptWFb6Msi=mferf8tTqiiAj8l_

[@tobybobo6539]

Do you still use that break? Have you found other breaks to be as good, if so would you list them?

[@ReviewThisThing]

If the brakes I’ve used that Area 419 Hellfire is the best for recoil reduction. The Cyclone in the video is very good, too.

[@ronaldjohnson1474]

Now, if our government would just leave us alone, we could have better hearing for a longer time.

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Yep

[@SPIN1963_]

As a gunsmith, I am here to tell you: No! You will take a risk, spend more cash, and most likely change the way the rifle shoots. Just buy a new barrel threaded and avoid the risk. I was just at the range and watched a high end rifle (that got threaded) blow the can right off the end of the barrel ... because it was never tested. Also, I have seen the wrong muz dev get put on after threading and seen a resized bullet come out the end. LOL

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Neither of those sounds very fun.

[@withoutprejudice8301]

Gotta give an alternative option here (I've done it 3x's and am extremely satisfied). WITT MACHINE provides CUSTOM machined CLAMP-ON devices that are manufactured to your gun's dimensions for $70 - $90. You install yourself. The only waiting is for it to arrive in your mailbox with no FFL shipping fee ON TOP of the cost of the shipping/threading fee, plus any other options you select. PLUS you have NOT altered the condition of the original item (which CAN, & probably WILL lower it's resale value). The way I see it is if you can modify something without altering it (for LESS), WHY not go that route? But hey it's YOUR $money$, do what you want with it. At least give Witt Machine a looky-loo. They've got some pretty good MRE/brakes also. I've bought several items and have NEVER had any disappointments nor regrets.

[@ReviewThisThing]

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