I'm trying to find a m18.1 to 5/8-24 thread adapter,
Anyone know were I can get one?
Anyone know were I can get one?
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Re: Trg 22 5/8-24 thread adapter
I can't locate it right now. If I remember right he made it for a customer so the customer could use the Suppressor he already had w/o having to buy another one because of the threads. Hopefully someone can chime in about the thread or maybe the customer who he did it for would, I can't remember who posted it either.
I can't locate it right now. If I remember right he made it for a customer so the customer could use the Suppressor he already had w/o having to buy another one because of the threads. Hopefully someone can chime in about the thread or maybe the customer who he did it for would, I can't remember who posted it either.
Re: Trg 22 5/8-24 thread adapter
Just chop it and thread it 5/8x24
Just chop it and thread it 5/8x24
Re: Trg 22 5/8-24 thread adapter
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Bacarrat</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Just chop it and thread it 5/8x24 </div></div>
I have Some realy good dope on it that I do not
want to mess with by cutting-threading,
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Bacarrat</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Just chop it and thread it 5/8x24 </div></div>
I have Some realy good dope on it that I do not
want to mess with by cutting-threading,
Re: Trg 22 5/8-24 thread adapter
The issue with thread adapters is that they more often then not, they effect the accuracy of the rifle. It's like putting a band aid to a problem. Might as well thread it to something more common because M18x1 is just uncommon here in the states.
The issue with thread adapters is that they more often then not, they effect the accuracy of the rifle. It's like putting a band aid to a problem. Might as well thread it to something more common because M18x1 is just uncommon here in the states.
Re: Trg 22 5/8-24 thread adapter
I don't mean to avoid answering the OPs question, but I think one should consider the decision to put an adapter very carefully. The OP mentioned having good dope as a reason not to re-thread the barrel but it may turn out that the thread adapter causes a change. Also it is introducing another layer of tolerances which may adversely affect the precision rifle. it MAY be the most painless course is actually rethreading....
Again, sorry I did not answer the OP but I thought it was a relevant point given some of the info listed in the posts. Just my .02
I decided against a thread adapter with my 18x1 rifle
I don't mean to avoid answering the OPs question, but I think one should consider the decision to put an adapter very carefully. The OP mentioned having good dope as a reason not to re-thread the barrel but it may turn out that the thread adapter causes a change. Also it is introducing another layer of tolerances which may adversely affect the precision rifle. it MAY be the most painless course is actually rethreading....
Again, sorry I did not answer the OP but I thought it was a relevant point given some of the info listed in the posts. Just my .02
I decided against a thread adapter with my 18x1 rifle
Re: Trg 22 5/8-24 thread adapter
I did It on my trg 308 folder here is a pic
And here is its accuracy at 300 yards with factory loads 168gr federal gmm
I got it from http://www.trosusa.com/
I did It on my trg 308 folder here is a pic
And here is its accuracy at 300 yards with factory loads 168gr federal gmm
I got it from http://www.trosusa.com/
Re: Trg 22 5/8-24 thread adapter
You dont have to chop anything. 5/8x24 is smaller that 18x1. Minor dia for 18x1 is .660"major dia for 5/8x24is .625". Plenty of meat,just thread over the top.
You dont have to chop anything. 5/8x24 is smaller that 18x1. Minor dia for 18x1 is .660"major dia for 5/8x24is .625". Plenty of meat,just thread over the top.
Re: Trg 22 5/8-24 thread adapter
http://www.trosusa.com/http://www.t...ttp://www.trosusa.com/http://www.trosusa.com/ love his stuff real cool guy.... need a custom thread he'll get it done.
http://www.trosusa.com/http://www.t...ttp://www.trosusa.com/http://www.trosusa.com/ love his stuff real cool guy.... need a custom thread he'll get it done.
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