At least what thickness should the barrel be that is used for this purpose?
933544
any steel barrel that has no signs of corrosion will do for burning wood. generally, the older the barrel the thicker it will be. I usually judge barrels by their total weight, not measured thickness.
933545
... I am also looking the heaviest tank. Preferably as little rust as possible and without being used solvents
933546
I used a 55 Gal. oil drum. Thicker would be better but I don't know of any.
933547
I used a standard 55 gallon drum. I am on my second year of used and have had several cooks with bottom barrel well stoked. The high temp paint on lower halve is now in need of repainting. Top is all well.Even pushing high temp at times. Bottom holding up as far as now. May need replacement in yr or two. Hope this helps.
1631913
I used it to make a custom but-stock for an old gun, and it made for a solid, sturdy and smooth outer layer (about 3/8 inch thick ) but I also used a different resin for filler. I think for something that is not critical like the part I made it could work well by itsself, just making sure a minimal 3/8 thikness is maintained uniformly. Hope this helps.
2010090
no I don' t think it would work, to short of a barrel. the shank is much longer than 3 inches.
1534844
I was not aware that there were different sizes, so I am going to say yes? The barrel is about the size of a standard curling iron if that helps.
431739
I think you can put it where you want. If you use a recoil pad, you'll want space for that. With a wood stock you want to be far enough that you're not concerned with splitting.
780046
I think it will depend on how large a barrel you are using. your pressure will be determined by weight of the water in the barrel.
398176
Yes, when you order you have to order the appropriate size for the length of your barrel
619375
I'd say no, the thickness would make everything awkward to handle. I suggest a 2mm
165757
officers and defender model have a shorter butt than a full size, barrel has nothing to do with it. measure between mounting screws ,if they're 3 1/8" apart it full size . if its 2 11/16 its for a compact.
476115
The smaller barrel did a good job at turning my ends under, and my hair is down to my bra strap. If you want something to put a bend from roots to end, I'd go with a larger barrel. Hope this helps!
486160
Hi Berton, the underside of the rail is flat however only a few cm across so it may fit a barrell? How do you plan on mounting it though I'm curious.
333122
If the mussel of your barrel is cut in a plane perpendicular to the centerline of the bore, it should work great. It will save ammo when sighting in a new weapon.
2060198
Yes, as long as it's 5-40 thread. You will probably need to trim the end as it will protrude into the barrel.
239688
I use mine for shorter barreled guns as well when the need arises. I fill the extra space with a piece of foam rubber from the hobby or fabric store or just stuff a clean shop rag at the end.
314141
US law dictates that overall lenght (OAL) of the rifle needs to be 30" so as not to be considered and SBR. I *think* this fake suppressor threads and extends the barrel and not simply slips over the barrel and hides a portion of the barrel like some fake suppressors do.
2157827
I would not use anything over 1 inch. These are flush mount hinges so thickness shouldn't matter, but weight wld be an issue.
1885810
Approximately .660. I have one on a Tikka and the barrel measures @.625. Just make sure it is even all the way around. I hope this helps.