Cutting and threading for chokes.....

[donr101395]

I've got a wild hair and decided I wanted to have a 20ga single shot down to 18.5" and threaded for chokes. Where should I take it that is located between Pensacola and Defuniak Springs?

Yea, Yea, I know it's not cost effective and doing so will cost more than what I paid for it used in 1985, but sometimes you just want to do something stupid. :crazy:

 

[JohnAL]

Not in your area but these folks do good work. I have had them thread two barrels and have another I will drop off when I remember to put it in the truck.

http://www.colonialarms.com/index.html

Their prices are hard to beat. No extra charge for shortening the barrel.
http://www.colonialarms.com/PDFfiles/Installation.pdf

 

[donr101395]

Thanks John. Since they have shipping instructions that just might be the ticket unless someone tells me somewhere closer.

 

[JohnAL]

Don't use one of those triangular "tubes" they have at the post office. It will get wrecked. Find one of the hard round tubes. I bought an 870 barrel off eBay last year and the dude shipped it in one of the triangular tubes. Both ends were out and the ring was sticking out of the "tube" when I received it.

 

[donr101395]

Don't use one of those triangular "tubes" they have at the post office. It will get wrecked. Find one of the hard round tubes. I bought an 870 barrel off eBay last year and the dude shipped it in one of the triangular tubes. Both ends were out and the ring was sticking out of the "tube" when I received it.

Yep, for barrels I always use the heavy cardboard round tubes.