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Long outer Barrel for M4

nastros · 2012-04-14 17:45:32

Anyone know where I can buy a long outer barrel that would fit a deep fire m4. Basically want to put a long precision barrel in but would like to have an outer barrel to hide it in rather then extender etc.

14-04-2012 5:45pm

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Anyone know where I can buy a long outer barrel that would fit a deep fire m4. Basically want to put a long precision barrel in but would like to have an outer barrel to hide it in rather then extender etc.

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#2 14-04-2012 6:00pm

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instead of buying a new barrel you can buy extensions like this one
http://www.ebairsoft.com/ep76-aluminum-m4a1-front-barrel-p-5296.html

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#3 15-04-2012 4:26pm

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thermo wrote: »

instead of buying a new barrel you can buy extensions like this one
http://www.ebairsoft.com/ep76-aluminum-m4a1-front-barrel-p-5296.html

extender or you can put a suppressor on it and let the inner barrel run through that.

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#4 15-04-2012 6:35pm

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a barrel extension is usually the cheaper option, however the suppressor looks cooler IMO.

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#5 15-04-2012 6:40pm

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thermo wrote: »

a barrel extension is usually the cheaper option, however the suppressor looks cooler IMO.

agreed with both. i have an extender as i had it spare but would get a suppressor if i didn't.

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