Need someone to pin and weld a muzzle break.

[RussSurfs]

I have a 14.5 barrel that had a different brake on it. I had to get it removed so I could put the brake that hosts my can. Any recommendations for someone to do it for me?

 

[JWlineman]

@oneshot did a great job on mine

 

[Kduly]

I had one done by Eric at Oak Ridge gun range. It was very reasonable and he did a great job.

 

[RussSurfs]

Thank you gentlemen. I will reach out to them.

 

[jugdish]

Thank you gentlemen. I will reach out to them.

Who did you go with and how did it turn out?

 

[RussSurfs]

Eric at Oakridge outside Gulf Breeze. Turned out great and price was very reasonable.

 

[Uilleam]

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He's usually a few months out on his work load.

 

[RHINOWSO]

A couple months for pin and weld? Geeezez.

John Thomas at Retro Arms is the boss.

retro arms works

retroarmsworks.com

He does it all on the quick. Email him and he'll tell you what it costs and how long it will take (not long, usually but if he's got vacation or something coming up, he'll tell you, etc).

 

[jugdish]

Eric at Oakridge outside Gulf Breeze. Turned out great and price was very reasonable.

Cool. would you be willing to share a pic of the work? I am going to need one done and it is a new rifle so I want it to at least start out looking clean and professional.

 

[jugdish]

@Kduly @RussSurfs either of you guys able to share a pic of pin weld work done from Eric and Oakridge? Thanks!

 

[RussSurfs]

Sure..

 

[Anangrypasta]

Sure..

Did they break the threads?

 

[jugdish]

Sure..

Thank you, appreciate it.

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[RussSurfs]

No. It messed them up a little when he drilled it, but he took a file to it and tested it with the suppressor before he said it was done. It works perfectly.

 

[stage20]

Sure..

Looks like he had to grind a weld that didn't need to be there?
I'm sure it works, but I have seen better.

 

[jugdish]

Looks like he had to grind a weld that didn't need to be there?
I'm sure it works, but I have seen better.

Who would you recommend? I'm looking for something that looks "from the factory" if I can. I've found one online (https://adcofirearms.com/shop/gunsmithing/perm-attach-muzzle-devices/pinweld-muzzle-device/) but I have to ship it to them. Was hoping to find someone more local.

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[stage20]

I had a Brownells retro upper. Don't know who does their stuff but it just looked like a dome. Nice bead. No splatter, no void.
You find someone that's good at brazing can make it look perfect as well.

 

[5lima30ret]

Greener Fields in Foley on South Alston St. next to Fire Dept. does very nice work. Been in business for years. (251) 979-0773.

 

[Anangrypasta]

I went with d-wilson with my build. The weld is gorgeously clean and they were quick on the job.

Welcome to d.wilson mfg -

www.dwilsonmfg.com

 

[jugdish]

I went with d-wilson with my build. The weld is gorgeously clean and they were quick on the job.

Welcome to d.wilson mfg -

www.dwilsonmfg.com

This is another one I'm considering if I end up shipping it out.

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