Is it dangerous to shoot my 26" barreled 308 without any device on the end of the threaded barrel?
My friend told me it was a dangerous?
Thanks.
My friend told me it was a dangerous?
Thanks.
Gunsmithing Threaded 308 barrel, shooting without suppressor
Re: Threaded 308 barrel, shooting without suppressor
If I understand the question,,, No.
It would be nice to have a thread protector that also protects the crown.
Thanks for watching...
If I understand the question,,, No.
It would be nice to have a thread protector that also protects the crown.
Thanks for watching...
Re: Threaded 308 barrel, shooting without suppressor
I have a thread protector order and wanted to do some load development without the suppressor.
Thanks.
I have a thread protector order and wanted to do some load development without the suppressor.
Thanks.
Re: Threaded 308 barrel, shooting without suppressor
Your friend, like many others was trying to cover his ignorance. When they dont know something they give a BS answer. Nothing will happen, except the bullet leaving the barrel... Thats it.
Your friend, like many others was trying to cover his ignorance. When they dont know something they give a BS answer. Nothing will happen, except the bullet leaving the barrel... Thats it.
Re: Threaded 308 barrel, shooting without suppressor
Dangerous? Only if you aren't using some form of hearing protection.
Dangerous? Only if you aren't using some form of hearing protection.
Re: Threaded 308 barrel, shooting without suppressor
You probably have a threade protector in your garage....look for a roll of electrical tape and wrap that around the threads. Better safe that sorry.
You probably have a threade protector in your garage....look for a roll of electrical tape and wrap that around the threads. Better safe that sorry.
Re: Threaded 308 barrel, shooting without suppressor
I'd guess that 75%+ of rifles over here are threaded - despite our restrictive firearms laws moderators/suppressors are easy to get hence very common.
There is no issue shooting without a suppressor/brake/thread protector fitted.
I've even seen lightweight .308's threaded down to 1/2" without issue although frankly that is taking away a little too much meat for me!
TC
I'd guess that 75%+ of rifles over here are threaded - despite our restrictive firearms laws moderators/suppressors are easy to get hence very common.
There is no issue shooting without a suppressor/brake/thread protector fitted.
I've even seen lightweight .308's threaded down to 1/2" without issue although frankly that is taking away a little too much meat for me!
TC
Re: Threaded 308 barrel, shooting without suppressor
No it's not dangerous at all. I shoot several "bubba" grade CR's that have been threaded, without the can on the nose all the time.
Occasionally I even put a thread protector on there by wrapping it with tape, but usually I'm just too lazy. There's no damage issue except to the target.
No it's not dangerous at all. I shoot several "bubba" grade CR's that have been threaded, without the can on the nose all the time.
Occasionally I even put a thread protector on there by wrapping it with tape, but usually I'm just too lazy. There's no damage issue except to the target.
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