[easton2010]

i dont want to buy a whole new barrel if i dont have to so i was wondering if i could without boring it out

[aerosaaber]

any barrel will need to be bored if you want to use inserts in it, unless if comes that way a la deadlywinds. the question is can you bore that stock barrel enough (is there enough material to do the boring without making it weak/break)

[easton2010]

Originally Posted by aerosaaber

any barrel will need to be bored if you want to use inserts in it, unless if comes that way a la deadlywinds. the question is can you bore that stock barrel enough (is there enough material to do the boring without making it weak/break)

thanks man your a huge help ill do everything and make sure it'll work before hand

[aerosaaber]

tech t bore sizing kit will use the stock barrel if you want to keep the stock look (only adds like an inch or two to overall length). friend of mine uses it on his cocker and he loves it.
or a deadlywind barrel with some freak inserts.

[YeloSno]

I believe the stock barrel can be bored out, but why would you need to? For the same price, you can pick up an eigenbarrel, for the price of the couple inserts you'd be suing in it, you could pick up the other eigenbarrel (bore). Then everyone else on the field is screeewwwweed.

[easton2010]

Originally Posted by YeloSno

I believe the stock barrel can be bored out, but why would you need to? For the same price, you can pick up an eigenbarrel, for the price of the couple inserts you'd be suing in it, you could pick up the other eigenbarrel (bore). Then everyone else on the field is screeewwwweed.

thanks i talked to the guy who has thousands in stock ima pick 1 up

[YeloSno]

Lurkerpb.com man
Shoot for (luls) the original bore (.678 or .679 stepped out to .685). It should kill the rollouts issue, too.