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While technically not part of the barrel it isn't a part you can just swap out. The gas port is drilled after installation of the barrel extension so that everything lines up.
Anything is possible but I'm not aware of anyone that is willing to do extension swaps.
Check Rainier for barrels. There is no reason to worry about switching the extension when you can simply buy the whole barrel without messing it up trying to re-work what you have. Look at your upper and see if you have a rifle or M4 upper. Once you know that you can buy a barrel. Most of the uppers I have seen have the M4 feedramps. Let us know what you decide.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: rescueswimmer</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If your looking into AR15 barrels.com take a look at their feedback before placing an order. </div></div>
I wasn't. I saw the pic in someone's for sale ad. I was looking at White Oak and Compass Lake.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: strangedays</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Check Rainier for barrels. There is no reason to worry about switching the extension when you can simply buy the whole barrel without messing it up trying to re-work what you have. Look at your upper and see if you have a rifle or M4 upper. Once you know that you can buy a barrel. Most of the uppers I have seen have the M4 feedramps. Let us know what you decide. </div></div>
I'll check Rainier.
I just didn't know if they could be swapped. I'll get what it needs. Thanks for the help guys.