Sterling threaded barrel?

[Labanaktis]

Is there anyone manufacturing them?

Thanks, Matt

 

[Traveler]

http://www.samachine.com/barrels.html

 

[honda350xatc]

http://www.samachine.com/barrels.html

I was told that Samachine was out of business. The website hasn't been updated
since 6/1/2013

 

[Super Dak©]

If you just want a 16" semi bbl threaded, I used ADCO before (for an M-16A1 bbl). Might give them a try. I was happy with the service (good work and fast turn-around) If you're talking about a full auto MK-IV bbl, I don't know. Just get (or convert to) a MK-V
http://www.adcofirearms.com/shopservices/

 

[NBC LT]

I have tried to reach SAMACHINE for their barrel, to no avail. However, I am glad I did not reach them because I read that in order for their barrel to work, you have to ream out your existing barrel access hole on the end of the receiver.

 

[Labanaktis]

You will have to ream out then end.... The threads required are usually a 1/2-28 it's larger then the barrel... No gettin around that

 

[Junkcollector]

Are you sure about that ½ 20 thread ? My MK-6 carbine and MK-7 pistol both have barrels measuring .535 " + and I have no trouble sliding a ½ 20 bolt thru the barrel nut

 

[sniperdoc]

If threads are larger than Barrel Diameter, do they make a new barrel, or what?

 

[DINK]

Standard threads for a 9mm can would be either 1/2-28 or 1/2-36 (Colt pattern). My barrel from Scott fit through the front of the receiver with just a minor opening up with a 1/2" drill. You can't tell by eye that it's been altered. It's very close to usable as-is.

 

[Junkcollector]

I take it we are not talking about a Dagenham Semi-Auto Sterling.

 

[Labanaktis]

So I take it nobody is making these anymore?

 

[honda350xatc]

This barrel here is an example

http://www.samachine.com/images/Ster Bbl 3 Anp.jpg